Coping with family life after traumatic brain injury 9 Articles

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by Jacque E

The brain is a complex organ to understand. Although many tests are performed it is hard to precisely say what the effects are full of a brain injury. A person, who has a traumatic brain injury, will be affected in differe...read more

by Leigh Goessl

A head injury is a life altering experience. When a person sustains a traumatic brain injury (TBI), it is not the same as other wounds where the cells heal and people continue with their lives as they did before the injury...read more

by Michelle Shafer

Traumatic Brain Injury: Coping in Daily Family Life. As a Brain Injury Specialist and Nurse Case Manager I care for patients who have mild to severe difficulties and deficits in memory loss, behavioral problems, thou...read more

by Bonnie Weikel

I am a survivor of a Subarachnoid Hemorraghe. I have come to love that word simply because most times I can spell it and I know what it means. Medical abbreviation is " S A H " Simple terms a ruptured brain aneurysm. ...read more

by Roxanne Tracy

"Your husband is the nicest guy I have ever met", "You are so lucky, you have the nicest husband in the world". These are only two of the sentiments I have been told since marrying my husband. I have heard many, many more....read more

by Irene M. Cirullo

"What do I do now?", "Can I really handle all of this?", are questions you may be asking yourself after a traumatic brain injury (TBI). These were the very questions I asked my self when I was told that my husband was brut...read more

by Helen Borel

HOME CARE NURSING FOR TRAUMATIC BRAIN INJURY (TBI) Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) is the medical designation for cerebral (brain) damage due to, generally, accidental causes. That is, as opposed to cerebral damage caused...read more

by William Taylor

THE NEW NORMAL The neurosurgeon had done all he could do to save the young girl's life. She was in a coma and her brain had been severely damaged in a fall from a horse that fractured her skull, and the coma represent...read more

by Tracy Shearer

Brain injuries can be one of the most horrible things a person has to go through. My Ex-Husband was in an accident 1 week before i had our first child. When they told me that he would have a brain injury forever I though...read more