Tim's story: "No one had ever told me about brain injury, so I wasn't ready for it"

[@safari8soldier]

Having the invisible challenge of a head injury is such a struggle, he speaks the truth!

[@hotmail301]

I really agree with all the head injury survivor comments on you tube we think we are back to normal its accepting that we really aren't that is the hardest thing to grasp even after twenty six years .

[@RoadRunnergarage8570]

I can definitely relate to a lot of this!!

[@user-vd9kd7bx4p]

Great story and can relate to a lot of this, would love a chat sometime Tim.

[@debblackmore7460]

Stay strong stay positive well done Tim you got this wishing you all the best sending luck hugs love from headway Nottingham UK takecare we are survivors keep going doing amazing things x

[@HypsyGyspy1467]

I am in the US I would be so fortunate If, I can be connected to this same source , here. ALSO I HAVE A BRAIN INJURY. I hope to see the dynamic of A NOT SO EXTREME STORY, having EXTREME affects. I’ve had this experience . Brain Lash ,Post Concussion Syndrome, and additional Blunt Force with Concussions . The Brain injured is invisible .. And the Brain working all the time . Not getting rest… Rest is kaleidoscopic. Becoming aware, literally that you are DEALING with a different person. There is no help explaining and addressing the specifics and the nuances ( that aren’t really a nuance to the different brain) I became a different person and have been learning to recognize who this person is ?( THE NEW ME ) And how to help myself The medical industry won’t explain you have anxiety ETC, likely from thebTBI INSTEAD THEY are content in diagnosing you with anxiety and write a prescription