HELLO FEELING ALMOST BACK TO NORMAL AGAIN

[michael-Noel]

hello all i suffered subarachnoid haemorrhage Oct 31st 2015

[cat3]

Hi Michael. It's more than 5 years since my SAH and it's been an 'interesting' journey forward.

So glad you feel you've reached a good place. Staying positive seems to reinforce recovery from brain injury, so well done and long may your wellbeing continue.

Regards Cat x

[michael-Noel in reply to cat3]

Thank you very kind words

[jacxx]

Congrats ☺

I'm 8yrs on and have more better days now,don't forget you still need to pace urself.

well done 😊

jacxx

[michael-Noel in reply to jacxx]

Thanks

[peaches2]

That's great to hear Michael, onwards and upwards! Xx

[Ecojackie]

Last August, August 2016, I was in a rollover car accident that resulted in a permanent disability for me. I had a stroke and the right side of my body is unusable. I had a traumatic brain injury. My cranioplasty to replace the skull piece was on December 5. It is now March 2017 and I am still experiencing a lot of fatigue and headaches every few days. I make some meals by myself but on most days I feel really out of it. My physical therapist said that healing is nonlinear and I certainly have experienced that. Do I seem okay or is there something wrong? I'd like to get a sense of how long it takes to recover from a TBI and cranioplasty. I wish you all the best of luck.

[lucyjenarog]

Hey Michael,

So pleased you are feeling yourself!

I have had a subarachnoid haemorrhage too from a car accident (2month ago). Is there any advise you can give me through my recovery?

Thank you so much!

xx