NFL Needs Lesson of Migraine Reality
August 24th 2010 03:23
NFL Football Player Migraineur
I am working my way through my own migraine attack and aftermath...you can most likely tell by the difference in what I write, subject, tone. I found this article about this NFL player who must have such a battle I cannot imagine,off the field.
This article I want to place here for quite a few reasons. First, it's focus is on the fact that men can and do suffer from migraine disease. Second,this particular man is one that proves no matter how tough you are, strong, pain endurance, a migraine attack can take you down. A migraine attack can be serious.
My favorite segment of this article is this:
" You can only imagine how frustrated Brad Childress and the Minnesota Vikings’ coaching staff was with superb rookie Percy Harvin last year. Harvin was one of their gamebreakers both on offensive and in special teams last season. Harvin also missed practice frequently and even had to sit out a game because of a chronic migraine condition that has plague him since he was 10 years old.
No doubt the coaches grew upset with Harvin because they expected him to work with the team but were let down on a regular basis. Additionally, compared to broken bones, migraines seem like a minor condition. Now, as if it weren’t already confirmed, we have come to find out that Harvin’s migraines are incredibly severe."
Here is the link:http://larrybrownsports. com/football/percy-harvin-mig raines-real-issue/27620
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