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@kayabbott Thank you for replying. Yes, you are right. I don't have any family to help. My husband was also hurt. So we struggle through each day. We are just now trying to straighen up the yard and house that have been neglected.

Atm, Neurofeedback is our saving grace. It was recommended and someone told me about a lady that offered $50 trials one morning a week (normally $200 for 20-30m session). We saw immediate improvements, which some suggest means compressed spine issues - then like our Chiropractor and therapist says, "that's a good sign, means electrical signals are getting through". The woman let us rent the equipment, then we bought a system and use it morning and night. $10K unit, but a lot better than $800-1000 per day, scheduling appointments and traveling back and forth. Essentially paid for itself in a week when we were doing 3 sessions a day, each.

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@patty78962 Neurofeedback is considered controversial regarding if it works, particularly for TBIs. I'm glad that you are improving. If you haven't done so, some cities have support for people that need assistance following serious injuries. If your health insurance doesn't cover your medical bills adequately, one can also meet with accounting or other dept. to decrease the costs. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9205641/