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Message: [QUOTE="Rocktheworld, post: 4420964, member: 5037"] Lmao thanks son, I’ve only been a speech pathologist working in hospitals for 7 years, the last 2.5 being in a trauma center. Who knew concussions could be caused by whiplash?? Back up and try to think logically. Think a little deeper. Set aside the people here who were there within earshot and heard the impact; and set aside the limited physical possibility of a whiplash injury during the fall he took, and the typical inertia-arresting movements that cause whiplash. Saggital vs vertical planes of motion, and typical neck range of motion. Why would he be crumpled in a ball holding the back/top of his skull if there was no forcible contact with the floor? He would be holding his neck if it were whiplash. [/QUOTE]