Minnesota Vikings receiver Percy Harvin taken to hospital after passing out at practice
 

EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. -- Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin has been taken to a hospital by ambulance after passing out at the beginning of practice.

The Associated Press
This June 12, 2010, file photo shows Minnesota Vikings wide receiver Percy Harvin preparing to make a reception during an off-season training session at the teams football training facility in Eden Prairie, Minn.
Coach Brad Childress says Harvin was able to speak, but was disoriented for a few minutes after he passed out at Thursday's practice. Childress says Harvin may have had a migraine headache attack, and he was taken to an unspecified hospital. Harvin has suffered from migraines all his life and missed most of training camp this season.

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Thank God it's looking like he will be fine.

I was praying he was ok before i clicked on the link, God is good indeed, thank goodness he's doing ok, i hope he can fully recover.

man he has a serious problem with the migraines, some put huge knots on the head that can be life threatning. he needs to be carefu. thank the good lord he will be fine.

Migraine SUX !!!!! I've had them for years.

I will admit, Percy is one tough dude. Football is the last sport, except perhaps hockey, that I'd want to be playing if had chronic migraines. It's something to be careful with.

Hockey is how mine started. I was a goalie. I was hit in the face ( my mask was off ) broke the left side of my face. Migraines for the rest of my life. Good Times Good Times. They SUX !!!!

I went through a couple of years with migraines. Thank God they went away. Poor Harvin........I feel sorry for him. I wish him well.

I don't get migraines thank budda, but I did have and amazingly painful headache about 3 years ago and I wanted to bust a cap in my own azz it hurt so bad.

I feel for this guy cause it has to be amazingly frustrating for him. Hope he can get some relief.

I've never had migraines either. I had a doctor explain to me once that a migrain is the same feeling of a seious brain freeze, the kind you get when drinking an Icee too fast, only it doesn't go away after 15-20 seconds. You guys that have them, is this a good description?