Tyler's Story: A Newlywed Works Toward Recovery After Traumatic Brain Injury
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- Опубликовано: 9 мар 2023
- Tyler C., a St. Louis resident, was a newlywed when a car accident left him with a severe traumatic brain injury and in an unconscious state. In the months that followed, and thanks to intensive rehabilitation, Tyler hit milestone after milestone - from opening his eyes to communicating with those around him and walking. This #braininjuryawarenessmonth, join us in celebrating Tyler’s progress, and learn more about how we help patients with #TBI: bit.ly/3mIuCKE
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Congrats bro. I had the same injury as well but I'm recovering now. Keep going you're almost there 🙏💯
Which grade injury you have
Keep up the good work brother! Things will get better, be patient with yourself
I'm trying to find a grant for some real rehabilitation for my what was to be my son in law who was hit by a semi in September 1st 2022 and suffered a severe tbi he's being neglected by parents. They left laying in halix for 7.5 months until Halifax finally packed him and dumped up where he is now suffering neglect at the lowest of low nursing homes him the day he turned 21
He is talking he can read and count and remembers everything and has full use of his limbs. He just weak and can't even sit up on his own from being left in bed for 7 months. I support him 100% with anything he needs for personal use but I can't afford any rehab for him
His stole his insurance money neither parent has bought so much as a bar of soap. We've made reports to the state but don't see any results. This young man was the most responsible respectful sweetest boy. And his life was snatched away. All I want is him to have some sort of quality of life. We are located in central Florida.
With private insurance my son only got to have 60 days "lifetime " benefits for inpatient rehab. He needs so much more and wants to get better. Its sad now how hard it is to get them help they need. Prayers for him.
This is a shocking story. Best wishes to you and I hope there's some help. I'm in Australia. My wife went through this, so your story resonates. But here the govt looks after you. It's 5 years ago now and she got half a million dollars of treatment that was all free (everyone pays a health tax here plus mandatory private insurance), and still gets about 100K worth of help per year for the rest of her life due to a levy we all pay with car registration each year. America is such a hard place. One little error and you're gone -- and it can happen to anyone. I don't understand his parents at all. I saw amazing scenes of devotion and care in our system and the brain clinic. Good luck to you all.
Almost 4 months ago my brother
Had a heart attack and as a result have hypoxic brain injuury...
initially he can only open his eyes with limited look around movement..
now
He can move his lips tongue and eyebrows a little.
And he also started to yawn..
and few times ..very few times..move his elbow,feet finger,shoulder and head ..but very little.
Almost after a month he started breathing on his own... initially was put on a ventilator
..
He was initially having food through NG tube now doctors have inserted through stomach what they say as "peg tube".
He also have tracheostomy tube in the neck
Also mri scans have shown global or severe hypoxic brain injuury
He is only 33
.
he also produce tears in both eyes..
he cannot even control his head ...
...
Right now he is discharge from the hospital and we are caring for at home we are doing physiotherapy ourselves.
To protect him from bed sores
We are changing his position every hour on bed
You cannot do what a professional trained for 8 years to do wtf take him to a physical therapist
Hi my dad has exactly what your brother has been 2 months he’s in a rehab nursing home…
How is your brother doing I hope he’s better I would appreciate your feedback thank you god bless
my husband right now also face the same brain damage
@@munecahermosaddios1286 we lost him last year
I love watching these recovery stories but when insurance won't cover more than 2 months even with great improvements my son is cheated on his recovery.
Living with brain damage is a real suffering course because there is no escape, not even a moment's respite. It follows you everywhere like a shadow, even in your dreams where it takes the form of bizarre personifications and strange, broken landscapes.
I honestly believe yrs ago had doctors cared for the patience with tbi thought he brain could heal itself by getting ppl up and moving and worked with. Alot if tbi ppl wouldn't just be stuck in bed