You don't have to be hit in the head to experience a concussion. An impact elsewhere on the body can create enough force to jar the brain. You also won't necessarily lose consciousness with a concussion. Concussions range from mild to severe. The effects may be apparent immediately, or they may not show up until hours or even days later.

Other types of TBIs are a contusion, which is a bruise on the brain that can cause swelling, and a hematoma, which is bleeding in the brain that collects and forms a clot. A skull fracture is another type of head injury that can affect the brain. Sometimes with a fracture, pieces of bone can cut into the brain and cause bleeding and other types of injury.

WHEN YOUR KIDS BUMP THERE HEAD WE ARE TOLD TO KEPT A CLOSE EYE ON THEM. 

WHY WASN'T CORY TAKEN TO HOSPITAL FOR PROPER MEDICAL HELP?

IT'S JUST NOT GOOD A ENOUGH!!!!!!!!

WE HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW WHY? 

HE WAS OUR SON, WE LOVED HIM.