While I’m dealing with my first major athletic activitys injury, it’s amazing I got through this multiple years of contact athletic activitys without any minor or extreme injuries or concerns.
My father was a hockey player and worked her way up to the minor leagues before quitting to start a family with my mother.
She had at least multiple concussions, multiple broken teeth, and a bunch of broken bones in her arms, legs, and torso. It’s obvious that he’s feeling the after effects of these injuries this multiple years down the road. And while getting a athletic activitys injury is painful enough physically, it’s also rough when it takes you out of a season and you can no longer play on the team that you devote so much time to. I’m lucky that my injury didn’t permanently remove my ability to walk. I was hit by multiple players from multiple different directions and herniated a bunch of discs in my back. Right now I’m slowly working through my physical therapy sessions. It’s strenuous even though I feel that the harder I work, the quicker I’ll get back to being on my team again. Unluckyly, the pain can be fairly intimidating at times. They provide myself and others Tylenol and Advil, however they’re not enough to relieve the discomfort. Thus far, CBD has been my most effective pain reliever outside of prescription painkillers. It’s amazing how much the endocannabinoid system regulates the perception of pain in the body. CBD seems to be the most effective cannabinoid for pain relief as well. I’ll keep consuming as much CBD as I need to get through the reclaimy stage of this athletic activitys injury.