Tressler explains absence at Town Hall due to a concussion she suffered in fall at home

FORSYTH COUNTY, Ga. — A note received during last night’s Run-Off Town Hall at the Forsyth Conference Center from former County Commissioner Patrick Bell explains Julie Tressler’s injury and the reason for her absence:

“Julie would like to convey her disappointment in not being able to participate in tonight’s Forsyth Young Republican and Forsyth County GOP forum. (Tuesday) night Julie had an accident at home and hit her head. She fell “saw stars” and/or briefly blacked out. She waited a while and determined she was ok. (Wednesday) morning Julie had an unusually severe headache, was nauseous, and had trouble focusing. We went to the emergency room where it was determined she had suffered a concussion. ACAT scan showed no issues. She was sent home with instructions to rest and her symptoms should clear up in a few days. If you know Julie, she is not entirely happy with having to stay home and wants to be with her supporters and all Forsyth and Hall conservatives as the run-off is nearing the finish line. She thanks you for your prayers and assures you she is ready, willing and able to serve District 28.”