Please use this thread, to post success story's of your or people you know, or have heard about, that have recovered from TBI PCS to give hope and encouragement, to suffers and there family's

Thank You

One of my husband's work mates was knocked out when he was playing soccer a few months back. He actually clashed heads with another guy. He suffered PCS for about two/three months afterward. He isn't one to get too in depth with personal stuff, but he told my husband it was one of most horrible things he has experienced.

He has fully recovered.

thanks niki I have asked the mods to make this a sticky so it will be at top of page for new comers to read

I'm so happy for you. There is nothing better then having your health. Sounds corny but God knows what hes doing. when we feel good , the world looks good.
God Bless and good luck
SalfuZ

Yesterday was the two year anniversary of my concussion. Here's a look at my progress since then.

Cliff Notes: Much better, though not back to my pre-concussion self.

http://eowynridesagain.wordpress.com...head-aversary/

hi 5 years post injury i can say i am whole again the hard work continues , but worth the effort to recover all you can and more. headway in the uk call tbi the hidden injury in some cases, in others it is sadly more obvious, it is our peers who struggle, i have found, to understand the more subtle effects of abi tbi pcs

I am so happy to see you all using this sticky i started it seem a life time, ago this community and the lovely people who posted and supported and informed me

THANK YOU

vini xxx

Thanks Vini for giving us some hope! Great you feel whole.

the hamster is now doing more shows than ever my daughter loves his kids shows, and even top gear I think she thinks he,s cute really



http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/news/article646322.ece

https://www.express.co.uk/posts/view...-Hamster-back-

http://www.manchestereveningnews.co....interview.html

Great idea, Vini. I'm so grateful to now be in the position of giving hope and encouragement. You can check my previous posts, but the upshot is that my 17 year old daughter is now fully recovered after severe PCS. It took over 2 1/2 years and all kinds of treatments (Effexor, acupuncture, homeopathy, osteopathy) and she is now a fully functional high school junior looking forward to college and living a full, healthy life. This forum was a lifesaver for me during times of deepest despair. Hang in there.

Hi everyone,

I ran across this thread and thought I should throw in my two cents. If you, or anyone you know, has incurred a head injury and you/he/she is not recovering, I would encourage you to look into neurofeedback. You can just google it and find all kinds of information about it. If you live in a big city, you will probably have dozens of therapists in your town who specialize in this. If not, you can also do it remotely with specialists such as Dr. Victoria Ibric or Dr. Diane Roberts Stoler. My quick story is that I incurred 6 concussions while playing rugby in college. I have been doing neurofeedback for a couple of years to relieve symptoms and I have made great gains thus far. If you have any specific questions, just let me know.
Cheers,

Mike