After I talked with her family doctor and he assured me it was normal, we just try to get her through the bad times. It might be worth a consultation with Dr. Smith. We've had a lot of patients with headaches that no longer experience them at all. I'm not sure that Sarah's headaches would respond as quickly, but it's certainly worth a try. And I'd have Tommy checked too.
Active kids have a tendency to injure their spines.
The symptoms don't show up immediately, but plague them later in life. Especially with the bone-crunching of football, you can't be too careful. I don't want him to play football, but he insists. It's the macho thing to do. His dad backs him up, so I lose.