The case of Michael got me thinking again.
How many of us have had horrendous things told to families and how many of us are or will be so very different 10years after that diagnosis?
I wonder if we should campaign for a compulsory reassessment of an individuals ability to manage their own affairs at the 10 year mark and /or how any funds awarded to them are being managed.
The only bright notes in his story are that he has finally got control back and will soon be a father.
Do you have difficulty in crowded or noisy places because of your brain injury?
Does anyone have any experience with seeing a Neuropsychologist?
Did anyone find they could not be trusted after their TBI
Can anyone who has had a TBI resulting in amnesia, explain to me how your memory came back?
