Are you struggling to accept your new life?
Are you looking for someone who really understands what it is like to live with a brain injury?
You feel the need to be heard and listened to but how do you explain what living with a brain injury is really like? Besides, everyone keep saying things like,
What would they know about it?! They’re not the ones having to wake up in a world that should be familiar but it’s suddenly so confusing.
In December 2014 my car was struck from behind, and I smashed into the central crash barrier. An air ambulance took me to hospital, where the emergency team did their best to stabilise my wildly fluctuating blood pressure. They stitched up the large cut on my head and waited for me to start coming round enough to have a conversation.
I had to learn to walk, talk, read and write again, all everyday skills we take for granted. And I can tell you the easiest part was walking again! It was all the cognitive skills that were the most frustrating. Having a diffuse axonal brain injury meant my brain was completely jumbled up.
But as you are reading this, clearly I did make progress. Although that’s not the end of the story.
The hardest part was learning to accept the new me. I will never be the same person I was before this happened to me, and that’s a really difficult process to go through.
AND at the same time my Dad was struggling with Alzheimer’s which was progressing very quickly. So I was caring for him and helping him to adjust to his dramatically changing situation. That’s right, I had a serious brain injury but was still the only person my Dad could turn to, and trust to make decisions for him!
But in a way it was fortunate that it turned out that way. Because I was able to use my experience of coping with a misfiring brain to relate to Dad and guide him better.
I can help you through your transformation of accepting your new life, and THRIVING! You can discover how to uncover the secret to your inner peace just like I did.
Together we will reveal how amazing you really are!
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I am a brain injury survivor who offers support based on my own unique story and experience. My advice isn’t something that has just been read in a book, it’s based on what really had results for me. I’m not a licensed therapist, but I have real insight on the struggles a brain injury can cause for survivors and their families. I’m always keen to put the client first, and if I believe someone would benefit from speaking to a therapist before working with me, I am always honest with them, and will offer to refer them to a suitable therapist.
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