It is my opinion that one must consider the body, mind, intellect, emotions. I would not discount that a deficit in more than one of these aspects complicates treatment. I can certainly understand if someone did not want to talk to a psychiatrist. But with the struggles we face it makes sense to me to take any help you can get.

Any port in a storm so to speak. With PCS being so miss understood by some many in the medical field any advocate you can get in your corner is a plus. Or stack the deck, in your favor. If you are like me in work comp. these are even more important. As I have said very early on in my recovery. I want my health concerns addressed that was/is priority one.

I knew I was injured and was aware that it could alter my health and life. What I demand are clear answers. Even if the answers are we don't understand the brain that well and you may not be the same. What I HATE is the blank look and no explanation for the tremors, headaches, confusion, emotions and other symptoms that continue.