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Old 02-28-2016, 06:16 PM #1
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My husband fell off a ladder 3 weeks ago and fractured his skull. He also has bruising on the frontal lobe area of his brain. He's currently in an in-patient rehab program and considered high functioning. He is absolutely furious that he has to be there and cannot recognize that the fall has caused issues with his cognitive thinking. He's threatening divorce and is desperately trying to leave the rehab facility. Any words of advice?
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