I have been reading about neurons and the central nervous system as part of my studies, in the biological psychology section. I never took much interest in biology when I was at school but now I find such information interesting; and when studying psychology it is nice to have some black and white facts for a change, instead of the constant greyness of psychological theories.
Neurons are information processors, the little fellas who get notifications about pain and other tactile happenings to the brain and then back to the muscles for action. I think they are pretty cool. It got me thinking about how my neurons had been affected by the crash and the fact that the shock means you don't feel the pain straight away.
This is what I think the neurons in my leg were saying:
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