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Adult Life after a Traumatic Brain Injury
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Your post rings true for my life and many others. Please remember you are not alone, and I am so glad you shared with us. Such a difficult journey with no absolute idea of how we will fare through any of this. I consider life to be a mystery and everyday to be a gift. Sometimes it all feels new, even though I'm sure its not. And often times I don't understand everything around me, but I'm still just so grateful to have this life to live. Thank you for being part of this!
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@dawnpereda I understand all these posts. I have a brain injury one year ago and I'm doing really well but my balance isn't good and I wake up every morning for some reason but nauseous and I have to eat a couple of crackers and then I can get on with my day. My husband has been my rock and continues to be. He says I should live everyday and not go to the future too much. Yes I may have a couple of symptoms for a few years but I can live with that as long as I can function which I seem to be able to do. I'm on an antidepressant which I think is helping me. The doctor added an anxiety pill but it rendered me helpless so I don't take it I just motor through the day and try to convince myself that life is a gift and every day should be lived with positivity and anticipation.