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Severe concussion13 07-07-2012 03:41 AM

Is there a recovery hotline?
 
I've only been using NeuroTalk a few days and I already love it. But sometimes I just want to talk to somebody. Not anybody I know, I just wanna talk to someone who's going through/been through a bad concussion like me(I'm still recovering from my first one for 8 months tomorrow).

I just want to talk and talk and talk about our recoveries. This probably seems weird. But, I feel so loved yet so lonely. There is not one person who understand what I'm going through entirely but talking to someone who has an idea I think would be soooo helpful.

This probably doesn't exist but if anyone knows of such a thing, please let me know! I have so much to say and to have someone besides a doctor who has a clue what you're going through would make me feel good. Thank you!

❤, Brianna.

SpaceCadet 07-07-2012 01:08 PM

You can call the Brain Injury Association:

+18004446443

Leave a voicemail and a "brain injury specialist" will call you back. I did this back in March when my symptoms took a turn for the worse. They called me back and talked me through the issues I was having.

Good luck.

ca1975 09-16-2015 11:07 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by SpaceCadet (Post 895359)
You can call the Brain Injury Association:

+18004446443

Leave a voicemail and a "brain injury specialist" will call you back. I did this back in March when my symptoms took a turn for the worse. They called me back and talked me through the issues I was having.

Good luck.

thank you for the number, been looking for a number to contact someone....so very glad to hear of your success that is a inspiration to me and will give hope! my sruggle with this has been so very long talking over 20 yrs..had a tramatic head injury has a kid..never was able to live a normal life due to the condition. now 40 and i have gotten worse lat few years and lost basically everything my wife, kid, family friends, careers..able to work fuutime now which is something i couldnt do for years ..been at my job now for a year. after years of chasing this seeing doctors and told they were not able to help me and told by family and friends that i was useless and lazy ..i found a doctor who trusted in what i am saying and finally diagnosed me with post concussion syndrome..i have wished for a disease that poeple could see and understand for years...i am not sure how to move forward though and have a quality of life that my daughter will br proud of... !

Mark in Idaho 09-16-2015 01:24 PM

ca1975,

Welcome to NeuroTalk. Sorry to hear you have struggled for so long. It is difficult to get the help and understanding from family and friends.

Please feel free to tell us how we can help you. You can start your own thread with the New Thread button. This will allow you to put a title that fits with your needs.

Have you tried to find a local brain injury support group ? If you tell us your local area, we can do some research for you.

anne12 01-21-2018 07:23 AM

thank you. thank you so much for this question as i've been wondering the same thing. I'm also wondering if. There's a 24/7 online chat as I'm not a phone person nor do I have texting. I like this forum.


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