pretty significant to the head. but as you mentioned, may have fell, slipped and hit the back of my head. that really hurt but i didn't lose consciousness. i feel okay. if someone were around and saying, hey, look, do you have a headache? is that headache worsening? the person appears confused, they are slurring speech, becoming nauseated or even vomiting. things like that. those would all be indicators that something is happening, that you obviously should get checked out quickly. but again, being alone, not being certain just how significant a blow to the head did i -- did i just take just go to bed. that's, again, sad but it sounds like what happened here. >> is it common, sanjay? does this happen a lot? we don't hear about it because it's not a celebrity? >> it's -- it's -- yes, i think it's far more common than people realize, these types of subdural, these types of blood collections on the brain. they can occur in a very acute, sudden way, like it sounds with -- with bob saget. they can be sort of -- sort of slower. the blood can be slower accumulating, accumulate over dies and weeks and they can even be chronic.
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