Hey David,

Glad to hear that you were able to make a complete recovery from your head injury. I couldn't agree with you more that people can make a complete recovery from head injuries to lead normal lives and even extraordinary lives. Just read about Abraham Lincoln (my favorite president). He suffered a pretty bad head injury in his youth which contributed to his reading disability in his adult life, and I would say he had a pretty good life....

Something you may want to look into when you get older is neurofeedback. Scientists are now discovering that people who suffered a head injury in their younger days start to show memory decline and other symptoms in their late 40's and 50's. They also discovered that doing neurofeedback helped to completely alleviate these symptoms. There is even a case study of a man in his 70's who received a few concussions in college and who was having symptoms of memory loss and confusion. He did 70 sessions of neurofeedback and this completely reversed his memory loss and cognitive decline.