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Old 07-30-2013, 12:48 PM
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Originally Posted by SpaceCadet View Post
My doctor in California used infrared light therapy on me and it worked great. At first i was experiencing extreme brain fog for about 20 min, but when the fog cleared, i felt like a new person. I'm headed back out there soon to resume therapy (we're also doing LENS neurofeedback)...so I'll let you all know how it went.
Hello,
I was reading your signature and noticed the not being able to watch TV or use computer. My son is now able to watch, understand, and ENJOY watching TV. He is now also to use an IPad. It seems to be his best source of entertainment. So there is hope that this will come back to you too!
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September 16, 2011 my son collapsed on the football field due to a subdural hematoma. He was life flighted to the hospital where they did emergency surgery. At first the DR said that he thought everything would be fine. Then his brain started swelling three days later, he had midline shift to the right side cavity and then the brain herniated onto the brain stem. They did not think he would make it. They stabilized until family could come. After family got there, he began to stabilize. We were counseled to "let him go" because the brain damage would be extensive. We chose life. He was in a coma for 48 days and then a vegetative state for another 58 days. He was considered semi-conscious Jan. 5, 2012. It is now July 2013. He has no short term memory, still is now walking with a walker, and has issues with expressive language, and is incontinent.
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