I suffered tbi in 1998. My ex husband and 18 month daughter were in the car also. My ex husband was driving. It was a work car so he was well insured. So financial I did ok. My sister brought up my daughter until I was discharged from rehabilitation hospital. He has had loads of affairs while we’re married and is living with some one now we are divorced. He and his solicitor are trying to get a percentage of my disability finances which are taken care of by my solicitor. This is a very stressful time for me any suggestions on how I can keep myself going?? The suggestions my neurologist gave me are not working. Hope you all have a good Christmas with a happy new year.
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This forum is for the support of sufferers of Atrial Fibrillation a heart condition.
I think you need the Section that relates specifically to Brain Trauma within the HealthUnlocked website. Go to the HealthUnlocked Home Page where you will find a list of health subjects.
Having said that I wish you well and hope you are able to find support in the correct forum.
Sorry to hear you are having this struggle. As Pete says we are not experts in the situation you describe. It must be so stressful for you. Your GP may be able to put you in touch with someone you can talk to to help you cope a bit better. Sending good wishes.
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76 years old with A F
apixaban and hematuria 
shortness of breath
3% Afib burden and proposed medication
breathlessness 
