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Old 03-07-2012, 07:04 PM #1
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Default Fiance in hospital with a TBI

Can't believe I've registered here and am typing this.

My partner had a fall and hit his head on Saturday. He's in hospital with a fractured skull, an acute subdural haematoma and 2 brain contusions. They haven't operated; the bleed is small enough that they're happy to observe him for the time being.

I'm terrified. He seemed to be making a bit of improvement but if anything, has gone backwards today. He's conscious but so confused, not eating, and didn't talk to me at all today. They've scanned him again but there's no change. A senior doctor told me today that one of the contusions is in the area of the brain that controls speech and understanding, but they don't think there will be any lasting damage.

I'm still terrified though. We're due to get married in 6 months, we have a young baby, and I just don't know what the future holds for us now. Praying that he's going to be okay.
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