Marks been shopping with rehabilitation team and passed so proud of him 😊
I'm beginning to realise day by day he wants his independence back. And i need to let go a little. Scary and hard to do. But I'm learning xx I've tried to post a photo of mark taken in york hope it works
Yeey it worked. Meet the love of my life 💜💜💜
hi their you have done well and so has Mark keep up the good but hard work take care bigalan
That's fantastic, great news.
Great news! Another step ahead, and will help his confidence, and know even after this short time there is life after brain injury! You must be so chuffed!
Sara xx
Congratulations..
May look like a simple drink in a pub, something folk do every day, without a thought. We here all know how well earned that drink is. Small steps are giant steps after a BI so keep on taking them and very best wishes to you.
I remember that 'shopping' day with the physio team & the feeling of pride & elation when they told me I'd passed.
What a lovely guy. I'm really happy for you both Debbie. xx
Thank you lovelies 💜
Great achievement. Keep onwards and upwards. Take one day at a time though and dont worry Debbie I am sure you are greatly needed and appreciated.
Well done . Pax
good photo frame it memories of new beginings
Hello Mark! Debs it is lovely to see...each of your posts has been a little stepping stone of positivity on the way towards the path of full confidence. So glad you are both moving boldly on. I am sure it will inspire many others x
Hi Debbie. That is great to hear, and yes, it is hard to "let go". It is so much like a toddler who is learning new things, and you are still afraid they are going to fall or get hurt isn't it? Your Mark looks lovely, I can see from the shape of his head, he has a lot in common with my husband Steve!! Steve is nearly 3 years post brain injury and although a different man to the one I married, blossoming in his own right, and doing far more than we ever thought possible. Keep up the good work Mark!!
Hi Debbie
What fantastic progress Mark has made in such a short time.
No doubt much of it has been made possible by your love and support.
Lovenhugs
Xoxo
Debbie and Mark.......love and lots of it are sent virtually to you both.
I truly don't know what else to say, because there is so much more.
I have been married to my man for 36 years
and after my life threatening brain haemorrhage in 2008 we really learnt
what our love for each other was all about....pain, hurt, stress, misunderstanding but
most of love and respect, and no matter what wanting to be together. 💑
Feeling desperately over loaded 
PTA - feeling scared.
awak but not responsive feeling terrified
Anxious and feeling hopeless 
