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Sen. Kevin Cramer is recovering at his home in North Dakota after falling on ice and suffering a concussion and brain bleed.

A car accident. A football tackle. An unfortunate fall. These things—and more—can cause head injuries. Head injuries can happen to anyone, at any age, and they can damage the brain.

North Dakota Senator Kevin Cramer announced on Monday, Feb. 24, that he was hospitalized after falling on ice and hitting his head while trying to "retrieve a piece of conduit" at his home. The ...

Cramer, 64, shared on social media that he fell while walking behind his home on Sunday, hitting the back of his head.

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The North Dakota Republican said that after undergoing tests and a CT scan, he was diagnosed “with a severe concussion, a seizure, and a slight brain bleed.” “The wound on my head wouldn’t ...

“After seeing the emergency doctor, taking some tests, including a CT Scan, and seeing a neurologist, I was diagnosed with a severe concussion, a seizure, and a slight brain bleed,” Cramer added.