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TBI or Mild TBI ?/Kim
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Sharon Fortenberry
May 1, 1999, 3:00:00 AM5/1/99
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Hi Kim,
After much consideration I thought I would answer with this thought:
TBI,ABI or any other injury to the brain will cause every person to
recover at a different rate because every injury is different. The brain
is very complex & can be injured in different places even when it seems
they have the same injury. Therefore, each person will recover or not
recover at a different rate or not at all.
Just the fact that someone recovers from such a traumatic assault to the
brain is a blessing.
Be Blessed,
Your friend,
Sharon
After much consideration I thought I would answer with this thought:
TBI,ABI or any other injury to the brain will cause every person to
recover at a different rate because every injury is different. The brain
is very complex & can be injured in different places even when it seems
they have the same injury. Therefore, each person will recover or not
recover at a different rate or not at all.
Just the fact that someone recovers from such a traumatic assault to the
brain is a blessing.
Be Blessed,
Your friend,
Sharon
KimmieLee Reinert wrote:
>
> I don't think people with TBI are ever the exact same way they were before
> the incident that caused the TBI. I was in a severe car accident and even
> though it is subtle, many people have told me that my personality is
> different. Plus, I only have slight difficulties with memory and word
> recollection. Maybe some of it has to do with the person's determination to
> get well again. Just a thought.
> KIM
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