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Traumatic Brain Injury and Post Concussion Syndrome For traumatic brain injury (TBI) and post concussion syndrome (PCS). |
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I just want to give you all a fair warning about lawyers that take your case, promise you that they will fight for you, and then in the end, abandon you when you need them the most.
That's what happened to me. I'm pretty much through with lawyers. At the moment, I go to work but I'm still struggling with my PCS symptoms and had made work accommodations with my boss. He has been the most supportive of all people, along with my therapist that helps me handle my anxiety and give me resources to get better. The neurologist that reported on my results was also very supportive. He explained everything to me and when I asked him about some issues said that I may recover in March or April given that I keep on track with what I'm doing, and it takes a lot of effort to do so. The problem with the lawyers is that they probably see me as this young, fit, smart man that was reported to have an extremely high intellect, and even though there are some impairments from the accident I had, it will be difficult to make a case so that they get paid well. Perhaps it's a hasty generalization, perhaps not. In this case, my gut says not. My recovery has been speedy considering what I have gone through and I'm about to move on with my life - I have all the motivation to do so. I don't need anyone else to doubt me having gone through so much s**t. I'm breaking free. That's all for now. |
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"Thanks for this!" says: | tamisue (01-28-2012) |
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