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Flashing lights, crowded stores, family gatherings. The holidays should be joyful, but they can often be overwhelming to people living with brain injury.

15 Tips for Surviving — and Enjoying — the Holidays with Brain Injury | BrainLine

Nov 11 was the fifteen-year anniversary of the accident that changed everything in David Grant's life. He's had fourteen anniversaries before this year’s milestone. One might think they are all the same, but this year was tough. Perhaps the toughest.

Fifteen Years Out - Looking Back and Moving Forward | Living with Brain Injury | BrainLine On November 11, the fifteen-year anniversary of the accident that changed everything came to pass. I marvel that it’s been a decade and a half since I was struck while cycling on Main Street.I’ve had fourteen anniversaries before this year’s milestone. One might think they are all the same, bu...

Do you care for someone with a severe TBI? Our friends at the CIBS Center at Vanderbilt University Medical Center are starting a new, free support group. Take this survey to see if you are eligible:

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If your loved one has a severe brain injury, it may be hard to tell whether they are conscious, even if they appear awake. Having a correct Disorders of Conciousness (DoC) diagnosis is very important. Your loved one’s DoC diagnosis may affect their future recovery, decisions about treatment, and access to rehabilitation.

What Assessment Tools Will Be Used to Determine My Loved One’s Level of Consciousness? Assessment tools used to determine one’s level of consciousness after severe brain injury