FAIRVIEW PARK -- Thirteen-year-old Hannah Lutsock spends most
days on the couch or in bed. She's tired often and is not
allowed to watch TV, use the computer or read.  That's because a
month ago Hannah suffered a severe concussion in a soccer game.
"She was hit hard in the head by the ball, and it knocked her
down, and she passed out," her dad, Dave, remembers.  Related
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She was taken from the field in an ambulance. Since then, she's
suffering the classic symptoms of concussion. But the constant
headache and confusion is frustrating.  "I'm a straight-A
student, and I can't do simple math problems," Hannah says.
While most kids heal from concussions in about three weeks,
some, like Hannah, may take longer. She tried to go back to
school but was overwhelmed.  "The headache returned with a
vengeance," Dave says.  "Reading a passage was so difficult. I
would stutter my words and my brain would mix up the words. It
was challenging," Hannah says.  Th