> jemmaandie09 said on
11-18-2009 at
22:03:
When I was in rehab for tbi I was so embarrassed to be in the wheel chair even though everyone else was but I woke up and thought I was in a tanning bed even though my mom was there then I felt the scar on my stomach and feeding tube and diapers and I thought how could this happen to me I was cheerleading captain whats going on? But I made sure I walked out of that place!
> macpduff said on
08-09-2009 at
17:32:
Yes- dropped! They resussitated my husband kept him alive on machines, never being honest re the fact that he wil NEVER recover. I want to scream when I hear about "rehab". M had more rehab than most. 7 mos and then outpatient at our hospital's outpatient rehab. But for the last 1 1/2 yrs, we've been on our own. No help with care giving in our State. Eventually family and friends go on with their own lives and time brings forgetfulness to them. But for us, the struggle goes on.
> horseman1953 said on
07-29-2009 at
20:19:
Im so glad these people had other people supporting them. I'm glad theri family came to their rescue...I had no one!
> donnywinn said on
05-28-2009 at
13:57:
the speaker couldnt of said it any better" brain injury is a chalange, cause i suffered a suvior teumatic brain injurycheck out my webssite its all about my road to recovery
> tantraman42 said on
05-16-2009 at
21:32:
Can you tell me about the non-traditional therapy? Hav a client the is TBI and gathering all the info i can. Thanks for your time.
> bpyjktgiuk said on
05-02-2009 at
00:40:
Brain chip for brain damage - CHECK MY SITE.
> southbrowardeighty said on
03-25-2009 at
22:09:
God bless the wonderful doctors, nurses, therapists, CNAs, etc. As terribly painful as this has been for us to see Mom go through this, these wonderfully, loving people make each day so much easier. That we may one day focus on TBI research and healing in this country would be a blessing to so many victims and their families.
> southbrowardeighty said on
03-25-2009 at
22:08:
My mother is 18 months post injury. She's a very young 65. We just recently learned she suffered from normal-pressure hydrocephalus. She is showing great strides in her improvement since the shunt was put in in December '08.
> forensics said on
03-16-2009 at
04:11:
As a survivor of a brain injury, this video hit close to home. I started off in a coma and when I woke up I progressed to using a wheelchair. Eventually transitioning to using a cane. As stated in the video, brain injury is in many ways swept under the rug in regards to the medical discussion.
> 9var said on
01-20-2009 at
23:25:
Harborview rehab is a wonderful facility for relearning the basics and higher thinking.
> oelpitt26 said on
01-13-2009 at
17:22:
I am a physical therapy specialist in brain injury, when i was watching on this video i felt very dedicated to my job, recovery in rehabilitation depends mainly on the patient motivation and enthusiasm for recovery.
> urbanopposite said on
12-15-2008 at
17:25:
I was in a collision on my bicycle with a truck followed by 22 days in a coma. Truth is - keeping positive intentions is what healing is all about, for survivors and community. Had everyone I know inviting my spirit back into my body, worked. Now I can walk again, talk kinda slurred, think, play piano, remember little things. Just keep the intention up, watching all these videos and reading the comments can be hard, make healing your inention!
> nukedlines said on
07-25-2008 at
19:16:
My husband suffered from TBI after an accident in Dec 05. He was in a coma for a few months and woke up paralyzed. We were told he would never be able to walk, talk, or do anything he ever did before. They were WRONG! I brought him home and we participated in non-traditional therapies and he is now living proof that one can survive! He is back as a auto graphic/customizing artist and is 100% independent. Never give up on yourself and most importantly, never give up on the patient!
> priyangutrivedi said on
06-26-2008 at
12:06:
In Yr 2K got TBI. I found this after 6 YRS search from these many yrs i was in search of self trainerthanks for video
> mice224 said on
04-08-2008 at
16:52:
i was 17 years old involved in a car wreck and i spend 8 weeks in coma and i was still recovering years laterwhen i was involved in another accident on the job as an electrician getting electrocuted and now they said it made my brain inujury worse than before
> iracemabatistaf said on
03-24-2008 at
11:59:
I'm a clinical neuropsychologist and neuroscientist, working w/ brain injury rehabilitation, and I get emotioned when I saw this video, but even more happy when I read those comments here! All you deserve congratulations. The mainly part of the rehab process depends on you, so you most go on, though we know sometimes it's difficult. However, each result compensates everything. Keep on trying! My best regards.
> PunkMartyr said on
03-05-2008 at
07:41:
Thank you for this powerful video
> dblitzer said on
07-16-2007 at
20:55:
Thank you Bill! Just bang on the guitar for me until the Lord heals me. I'm going to learn to write songs on another instrument until I can move my hand.God bless,Danny Blitz
> cecilbdml said on
07-16-2007 at
20:17:
Danny, never give up. My prayers go to you, and I'll play extra until the time WHEN you can play again.Bill
> dblitzer said on
06-29-2007 at
00:27:
I have brain cancer, and the doctors almost killed me taking it out. I had to learn to walk, talk, eat, dress myself, see out of my left eye, etc. Still partially paralyzed. No guitar now.I used to be a friggin rock star,but that is done...danny blitz
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