My husband was supposed to have an angiography the Sunday before surgery. I don't know exactly why the surgeon opted not to, the lower risk of an angiography would have been preferred than this end result. My husband had craniotomy to remove a benign tumor of the frontal lobe on 1/21/21. It turns out he had a brain bleed. The communication and updates have not been transparent. Compassion, empathy goes a long way, understanding what the patient is going through and their family. I don't know if he will ever regain any abilities. All brain injuries are different, but I pray he does regain some of his abilities so that he can see his 9 year old son again. I have to make some very difficult decisions because of finances and our son. Thank you for making these videos, there is some hope.
Hi Janet! I'm hopeful for your husband and I'd love to connect with you to see how I can support your family and improve your husband's recovery potential. My email list has access to my cell phone, so if you are not on my list, you can sign up with this link: feedabrain.com/tour After you sign up, send me a text and lets schedule a call. :)
I love that you are helping SLPs gain perspective, this will will help me serve my patients better in the future. You are doing amazing, keep doing what you’re doing, I love it:)
you are an inspiration and are offering hope to many. I am a student nurse and you hit on many topics of caring, attending, and compassion. You are a bright light! love you and thanks.
I am so glad that you found me. I am so excited to reach medical professionals like yourself. I wrote a book about brain nutrition! Check out feedabrain.com.
As a future SLP who wants to specialize in acquired neurological disorders, I want to say that your video is so important to everyone. It shows SLPs the impact they have on their clients, it shows people who have experienced similar situations that there is hope and that the process is worth it, and it informs people who have little to no experience with this about the process and the impact that acquired trauma has on someone's life. Keep advocating for yourself!
@@drewnielson6472 Depending on your perspective and potential co-infections surrounding this virus, you may want to look into taking a medical exemption. Face shields are an option, but they distort my vision and I get dizzy. This is why I have a medical exemption. Feel free to DM me on other SM platforms if you'd like my assistance.
Hello ...I m amrita....I have a brother ....he is suffering from TBI....he can't tallk ....can't walk....I m always worry about him....thanks for your video..god bless u brother...I wish mera brother bhi aapke jaisa bolne aur chalne lage .you r very brave
My husband was supposed to have an angiography the Sunday before surgery. I don't know exactly why the surgeon opted not to, the lower risk of an angiography would have been preferred than this end result. My husband had craniotomy to remove a benign tumor of the frontal lobe on 1/21/21. It turns out he had a brain bleed. The communication and updates have not been transparent. Compassion, empathy goes a long way, understanding what the patient is going through and their family. I don't know if he will ever regain any abilities. All brain injuries are different, but I pray he does regain some of his abilities so that he can see his 9 year old son again. I have to make some very difficult decisions because of finances and our son. Thank you for making these videos, there is some hope.
Hi Janet!
I'm hopeful for your husband and I'd love to connect with you to see how I can support your family and improve your husband's recovery potential. My email list has access to my cell phone, so if you are not on my list, you can sign up with this link: feedabrain.com/tour
After you sign up, send me a text and lets schedule a call. :)
I love that you are helping SLPs gain perspective, this will will help me serve my patients better in the future. You are doing amazing, keep doing what you’re doing, I love it:)
Beautiful, authentic stories shared with humor and hope.
Thank you for that! It means a lot! Check out my website and podcast for more. :) feedabrain.com
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you are an inspiration and are offering hope to many. I am a student nurse and you hit on many topics of caring, attending, and compassion. You are a bright light! love you and thanks.
I am so glad that you found me. I am so excited to reach medical professionals like yourself. I wrote a book about brain nutrition! Check out feedabrain.com.
It shows for sure . Keep progressing whether it's speech or just becoming more independent
As a future SLP who wants to specialize in acquired neurological disorders, I want to say that your video is so important to everyone. It shows SLPs the impact they have on their clients, it shows people who have experienced similar situations that there is hope and that the process is worth it, and it informs people who have little to no experience with this about the process and the impact that acquired trauma has on someone's life. Keep advocating for yourself!
Thank you so much, Maddie! I appreciate your profession very much and I'll continue to support y'all! 🙏
Thank you, so much, for this video. Give us hope for our brother.
Keep hope alive! That stuff is powerful!
Thank you for sharing it means so much to so many. Be well!
You are so welcome
Glad to see you're doing good. Makes me tear up and smile bro 💪👍
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thank you so much for your video. I have a brother who is recovering from a TBI. this was helpful. best of luck to you.
My pleasure! Same to you, Diana!
This video is amazing for traumatic brain injury survivor.
Thank you so much, Deanna. I wrote a book on brain nutrition! Check it out: feedabrain.com
Wow! there has been a lot to learn. You give hope to many. All the best.
Truth! you so much!
Am getting into speech therapy thank you sir . I hope it goes well
Awesome Drew! How has it been going?
@@AdventuresInTBI will mask have made very hard to for me to speak clearly though
@@drewnielson6472 Depending on your perspective and potential co-infections surrounding this virus, you may want to look into taking a medical exemption. Face shields are an option, but they distort my vision and I get dizzy. This is why I have a medical exemption. Feel free to DM me on other SM platforms if you'd like my assistance.
Great post, thanks!
Thanks, Walt!
Hello ...I m amrita....I have a brother ....he is suffering from TBI....he can't tallk ....can't walk....I m always worry about him....thanks for your video..god bless u brother...I wish mera brother bhi aapke jaisa bolne aur chalne lage .you r very brave
amrita Priyadarshini Sorry for your brother
Apka bhai theek hojayega! Hosla rakho. I had a tbi too. I'm able to do everything now.
Hi Amrita! I can relate to being unable to walk and talk. How is your brother doing today?
I'm so glad I had, and still have the opportunity to play a part in your recovery. You are doing great, Umraz!