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Adult Life after a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) | Last Active: Dec 3 3:08pm | Replies (187)
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Many of you have talked about experiencing lingering symptoms after a TBI and the struggles you've faced, therapies you've undergone and how you have coped through this time. It would be great to hear how things are going for you, and I believe that your experiences will also benefit others in this discussion.

@kobeelya - how are you doing? Are you continuing with the homeopathic remedies you were using?

@dawnpereda - wondering if you ended up pursuing the intensive therapy program? Have you made more podcasts?

@carnes - how are things going with the exhaustion and difficulty staying asleep you were experiencing?

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treyaj | @treyaj | Jan 31, 2019

Can you tell me more about the intensive therapy program? Thanks

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Dawn Pereda | @dawnpereda | Mar 25, 2019

Thank you for your interest. Sorry I've been so absent. I've had lots of life changes that have been hard for me to deal with. Trying to get back on track! No, I did not do any further therapy. I have kept my care at the Mayo Clinic in Rochester, MN, for a variety of reasons. Yes, I have made another podcast. It was with my youngest daughter, Faith. She is the focus of the podcast. We were interviewed by StoryCorp. about her life as a female teenager with Autism. If anyone would like to hear it, its on the Rochester (MN) Public Library web page. I had the honor of interviewing my daughter all about her life. It was such a fun experience. I would like to do some speaking about being an adult with a brain injury but am not sure how to get that going. A process to figure out! I really want people to know what its like to be living like this and also to let others know that they are not alone. The world is such an overwhelming place and just knowing you're not alone can make such a big difference!
Dawn

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