I don't have a lot of time to ask any further questions or to really digest this new piece of information. The doctor knocked twice before he comes in with a nurse behind him with a clipboard.
"Ms. Rose, you are recovering very nicely and your concussion is no longer at a critical stage." He explains as the nurse scribbles on some pages on her clipboard.
He goes on to explain what I already know. I'm being discharged. He goes on to explain I can't drive for two more weeks and that I should "keep it easy" for that same time period because that's how long it'll take for the concussion to go away.
Until then, if I experience foggy thoughts, slurred speech, feeling nauseous, dizzy, or off-balance to not worry. All of that is to be expected. Basically I shouldn't be alarmed if I couldn't
