This Lady GETS IT. May God continue to order her steps, she is of great need!

My mother has gotten tbi in 2011 from a car accident and her whole right side is dead, it has been so hard trying to find help for her to get better most doctors are very clueless and seem to just call it a dead end which is hard to deal with i thank god i found this channel so i can help my mother

Thank you for this information!!! I acquired a tbi in 2007; Went through rigorous rehab that was amazing, but left a few things out. I've spoken with a few doctors who had nothing to offer and felt like I'm stuck with things like brain fog, memory and visual difficulties. I stopped looking for answers as I was struggling with ptsd and depression, dealing with what I lost and the doctors who couldn't help me. I am stronger now, feel inspired and educated with your video. Again, thank you!

My Dad has a brain injury that occurred in March, I'm so glad I found your channel.

@dizzledazzle4188

5 жыл бұрын

Hey my dad just had one also. How is he doing?

@gslimm40

5 жыл бұрын

🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏❤

@joeyreynoso8935

4 жыл бұрын

I just saw all these messages. Thank you all for asking. How are your loved ones? My dad is good. He is staying at home and healthy. He doesn’t walk, but he’s very talkative and has some great moments of clarity. He generally follows conversation really well, but goes between time periods.

@seriouslypositiveinspirati8766

3 жыл бұрын

What did you learn from this channel that changed your approach for your dad's condition ?

THANK YOU!!! 2010, a woman runs a red light blindsiding me, doctors send me back to work wrangling packs of dogs WITH a TBI, worsened until I lost my business, declared disabled, lost my home and savings, and now living in a van seeing the bottom of the barrel Medicare doctors. (Medi-cal in CA.) Problem is, many people with TBI and PCS are disabled and cannot afford these treatments. I’ll keep eating my berries and turmeric and pray. Thank you so much for this information. 😀🐶

@BrainRecoveryCoach

5 жыл бұрын

That is exactly the problem and it is so unfair that the only treatments that work are out of pocket and expensive. My hope is that this will change as we continue to raise awareness. Reducing inflamation and diet can really help so definitely do that!!

@MSV667

3 жыл бұрын

Are you doing any better now?

@mackenziedog1872

2 жыл бұрын

Six years in a van wreck on remote hilltop on food powder and creek water, still begging religious Missionary doctor's wife for help, she has monopoly. This is why half of us are dead in five years. Six years intense suicidal ideation. I e already emailed this years ago to everyone I'd come across on this phone

@mackenziedog1872

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrainRecoveryCoach I move from bed 16 hours to couch, six year6, begging for help. Intense suicidal ideation

@kellydoyle

2 жыл бұрын

@@MSV667 I’ve actully gotten worse due to my living conditions in vehicles but I finally applied for housing assistance which is in progress. It was hard to get to that point but the only way I can heal and contribute to society again is in stable housing. Praying it all goes through!

Patience and acceptance have been two terms I have learned to use.

@mackenziedog1872

2 жыл бұрын

I've gone more and more insane over six years getting mocked instead of helped, then falling in-love with a voice of a woman young enough to be s young dsughter, I'm 60, was54 at crash @@##$%^&* arghhhh

Just knowing that there is hope is such a relief! THANK YOU!!!

Thank you for putting this information out there I suffered a TBI almost a year ago and it's been a struggle the whole way maybe one day I'll share my story thank you.

Great video, very helpful, bless you!

thanks for your service to TBI survivors

Great find on this Sunday morning! Thank you! About to listen and will leave a comment at end! Posted 11 seconds ago!

I have PTSD and am still struggling to regain my lost learning ability. This video helps alot on creating a method for coming out of an experience where the brain is altered. I don't have a tbi but I can relate to much of what your saying.

@Restoredtofull

3 жыл бұрын

Same here.

@NathalieKelly

2 жыл бұрын

Emotional trauma can affect the brain in the same way. I hope you are doing better!

@rpal320

Жыл бұрын

I have both. This has been very helpful!

I suffered Viral Encephalitis in 1992, and have lived a nightmare since then. As a former dancer/gymnast, who had to deal with a sudden lack of any balance, I think I am privileged to even still be here, after the well of depression I fell into.

With every bit of my being, THANK YOU, THANK YOU, THANK YOU for making this video publicly available. THANK YOU for giving me HOPE and remind myself that I can and will get through this. Now, onto healing.

Amazing. Thank you for sharing!

Thank You SOOOO MUch Nathalie Kelly. I had a neurologist tell m I was perfectly fine too...Its been a year and a half and finally found the Cantu ConCussion center, Thank God. I' m still struggling though and insurance is running Out. Believe me, _ i;;l'll just have to Keep Doing the exercises and may Be self Pay even at this point. thanks Again!!

I'm so grateful I came across this video. You are making a difference! I finally feel like I have a direction to go towards.

Well done natalie keep going sending love from headway Nottingham x

Thank you so much for sharing your story of healing your Body-Brain-Mind (I see it as all connected). Today I am a retired electronics technician and 65 years old. In 1994 when I was 40 years old I fell down my basement stairs and hit my heard on a concrete corner: the fall was due to a bad reaction to antidepressants. I don't think that I lost conscience, but if I did it was only a minute or two because someone heard me fall and I remember them talking to me at the bottom of the stairs. I did not go to the hospital. I know that there was a change right away but I just denied it and went on with my life. I still have problems with executive thinking and reasoning. I am trying to fix myself and I found your video most helpful because you speak from a place that I can understand.

TBI is truly a living hell

@BrainRecoveryCoach

4 жыл бұрын

yep

@jwm6262

4 жыл бұрын

Jason Stockman , how you hanging in there Jason?

@aarongarcia1101

4 жыл бұрын

...yes, it is truly that.

@rosemarymeeks2747

3 жыл бұрын

Yes is my husband has a tbi from getting hit by a truck, his speech is not good...he can talk but does not use appropriate words at times...short term memory loss so sad

@ramankarora9880

Жыл бұрын

@@BrainRecoveryCoach I need consultation plz

Your videos are so helpful ! Thank you ❤️❤️❤️

Gosh, this really resonates. I had a neuro tell me I had a sinus infection after I couldn’t even remember why I was in his office.

@craig9854

3 жыл бұрын

LOL, That was me yesterday, Went to the store for a botttle of SODA, 3 Hours later, & $140 spent on Flowers, plants,chinnesse pots etc,i could not remember the 1 ITEM { And Only 1 ITEM } I Went out for,but wish i had my camera to show uthe beatiful pots, finally rememberd the coca cola, x on sale 3 X 1 Litre bottles only $4, last week i had to go to the POLCE STATION, X When he asked my Address i said dont know, but it has a number 2 In in 1 Of the 4 Didgets, and its on 65Ave, but your story is the BEST, I Live in new york, if your ever around give me a Buzz,,,

@merncat3384

3 жыл бұрын

@@craig9854 🤔 🤦‍♀️

@mackenziedog1872

2 жыл бұрын

Very severe brain injury six years denied cos paid to serve and protect Goldman Sachs non for profit threatening litigation cos they done it

@maricamaas2326

2 жыл бұрын

@@craig9854Better to get off any and all sugar sweetened beverages - including fruit juices; it is the first best thing to do to improve one's health.

51? Not buying it. 40 at most. But I totally believe everything else. This video has been my life story since I suffered several TBIs on deployment, 12 years ago. Till this day the docs keep trying to convince me its depression. I cant even fight hard and long enough for myself to be understood, and VA docs need to see so many patients, I'm left to use my broken brain to solve this problem. Every time an organizations tried to help, they quit by the following year. Thank you for your videos. I just found you today. God bless you!

@beageraghty1704

5 жыл бұрын

Check out Dr Mark Gordon and VA Andrew Marr. They have done a talk on the Joe Rogan show and help Vets get better. Good luck

@MilesCobbett

2 жыл бұрын

Also see Bart Foundation youtube videos

Thank-you sooooo much Lady, sorry didn't catch your name but I'm going to watch this video many times but want to thank-you now😇‼️

I wanted to give Fawne a huge heartfelt clear-brained thank you. I stumbled on this video after I had a TBI that was not resolving after a year and a half. Based on her advice and subsequent research, I went to Plasticity Brain Center in Littleton, CO for a week of therapy and it took away the brain fog, awful fatigue, and most of the headaches. I'm in vision therapy now to get rid of the rest of the headaches. I am so grateful for Fawne to be spreading this information and grateful that something actually worked.

OMG! I had a TBI to my frontal and temporal lobes when I was 8 years old. Over the years, people have called me "crazy" "weird" and "stupid." People have always tended to shy away from me and ostracized me and I have always wondered why. I am now 54 and have recently started to connect the dots to my TBI. I've listened to your video and wonder is improvement and healing really possible?

@graemegeorgeharrison4020

4 жыл бұрын

Dee Hi God bless you keep searching for the answers, I too have had several head injuries from a young age and never fully realised there was something not right. I’m looking at trying HBOT fingers crossed this will help...

@MilesCobbett

2 жыл бұрын

I too had 2 brain injuries before I was 10 and several since then. As a teen I knew that using my head to hit a soccer ball was not something I could not do. Oh check out " Bart Foundation" on youtube for more ideas to help heal.

@NathalieKelly

2 жыл бұрын

Improvement is always possible since the brain is always changing. Give it the right input and it will change in the right direction. Give it the wrong input and it will change in the wrong direction. I hope you are doing better!

Thank you for sharing your story. - Charles Thomas Wild - X-ref: Paying Attention vs Inattention, working memory, sustained attention

Thank you for your help!

My fiance has suffered bilateral thalamic brain damage 6 weeks ago. I have a Pulse XL Pro PEMF (medical grade machine)...I am encourage that you have it listed as one of your top 6. I am also so very thankful for your bread crumbs....Thank you...be blessed.

this gives other hope! Thank you!

You are a blessing and a true inspiration! Thank you for your hard work and thank God for healing you so you heal could heal others.

Great info ........ Thank you

Proud of you. Husband and I are working on this.

I am impressed by everything....I also went to a Chiropractic Neurologist....it costs THOUSANDS to work with this person...maybe once the medical commuity opens it's eyes and doing all these things a CN might be included including in a future insurance program.

Amazing information for anyone wanting to help heal their brain. Thank you 🙏

Thank you for what you do this gives me hope seeing how intelligent you are with a brain injury and I have one

This is so interesting. I'm at the beginning of this journey and I really get what you're saying, I'm finding out more from scouring the internet and joining stroke fora than ever I am from medics. That's frightening and disappointing. Thank you for all you do, I'm 'sharing' you everywhere I can, there's so much fear out there that's inhibits anything like moving towards a new normal life.

@michaellohre1470

5 жыл бұрын

I"m in exactly the same position. I wonder why I"m so skeptical of the medical system and I want to have a say and some agency in my own health. Does the system care about healing me or just passing me on doc to doc and the money flies out of my pocket at each one. Keep fighting and talk to Jesus; he walks every day with me through this whole battle and He is the great healer beyond all doctors' ability.

Excellent! Is this presentation available on your website?

Its exactly my story i am been throygh 15 doctors already they said rest .😴😴.i lost my job but they dont understand

Thank you for this channel, the work you are doing is so important. I'm very grateful that you have taken the time to impart both a sense of hope and the knowledge/power of these different modalities. Our recovery is our own and the journey feels almost impossible at times but videos like these make the load easier to bear. Keep up the good work :)

@BrainRecoveryCoach

5 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much! That means the world to me. This takes a lot of my energy and I am so HAPPY it is making a difference to you. Keep up the good recovery work too!

@mackenziedog1872

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrainRecoveryCoach how can I get help? Six years denied brain damage. I survive on food powder in creek water. Missionary doctors wife hates doctor who gave me food powder. I'd lost 10 kilo and six months complete amnesia. Six years to learn what year it is. John Hepple 65 Maungatawhiri Road Great Barrier Island New Zealand

You are one of the most amazing person! Just to offer your device for use! I had just about given up after some years. I'm not sure if I'm to far out. I don't have anyone here right now to ask. It might have been 7 or 8 or more. Your talk today has given me renewed hope. Thank you so much.

Wow, no such thing as impossible! Thank you so much for sharing these helpful golden crumbs. Hoping to order the 'Why Isn't My Brain Working' book, and to come back to check out your other links in order to help myself, as well as advise others towards having better functioning brains.

@maricamaas2326

2 жыл бұрын

Had already found much benefit from detoxing; this notably through upregulating metabolism by supplementing with Sea Kelp, High dose Vit C, supporting liver with BVits and Milk Thistle; as well as regular fasting - in combination with coffee enema with binders. There also are various other ways to strengthen Vagus Nerve function, such as cold therapy and ingesting bitters. Employing Inclined Bed Therapy - in combination with sleep hygiene - is also a real game changer.

Fantastic!! I will have to go back thru and write EVERYTHING down. I will be ordering the Citicholine for a start. I did see Dr Thomas Politzer (vision behavior) in Denver - 17 years ago and he helped more than anyone had the entire 10 years since my TBI. Not having much $ and the fact that our medical and insurance systems don't believe that the things you have discussed will and do help - it often times seems impossible to progress. If I could get to Orlando, FL I'd be there. I DO believe that there is help for us with long-term TBI. I DO believe that I WILL get better. I was 35 when I had "the" car wreck that changed my life. 27 years later I am still seeking answers. Thanks for this inspiring video!

@kumikobrookes2009

5 жыл бұрын

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@rabeehbabu3613

2 жыл бұрын

How did the citicholine worked out for you?

I love what share about doctor comments. I keep hearing is - "you won't get much better." This is beyond discouraging.

That "focus" chart is almost exactly my vision. It is amazing because I'm sitting at work waiting to get started, look across the room at the wall, and I'm saying to myself something that I've known for quite some time, " When I focus on something, everything around it is a blur, almost feeling cross-eyed. And so I put my hand over my peripheral and it makes it better. I immediately began watching your video and when you put that chart up, I was amazed. I was also amazed when you said behavioral optometrists put something on your glasses to block peripheral. I believe you're a God-sent for me and many others. I've been praying for God to give me answers and direction in healing this. Me and my kids were hit full force by a drunk driver on the way to drop them off at school. We were in a corolla, stopped for a school bus, and slammed into by an old dodge ram. My head apparently hit the steering wheel so hard and fast, I didn't even know I had hit it, just was wondering why I was bleeding out of my mouth. 9 months later, I've has constant, non-stop lightheadedness. Looking at a wall is like what I'd describe as LSD, swirling wall. Sorry for such a long post, but amazed how God answers. Thank you.

@dannym6552

2 жыл бұрын

🌹🌹🌹💕

Not sure if Im lucky that the TBI I suffered was so clearly evident, hospitalized for 2+ months and a year of out of hospital rehab, so I never questioned that I had a serious brain injury. But I do understand the frustration in trying to find a road the recovery. I, like many TBI sufferers, have become somewhat of an expert on TBI's. And what I've found is.....you ether come out the other side, or you don't. It's really that simple. I came out the other side but with severe fatigue due to my mind creating new neuro pathways. Just do your best, that's all you can ever do.....

Your savior my mom doesnt understand about these problems im only a teenager but when i start working i will figure it out

Do one on how to recover from a smashed twisted brain stem from AS along with cervical weakness and instability.

Thanks for posting. I had a TBI 4 years ago. Short term memory is poor- get head tired feeling after doing mental activity- concentrating,learning new skills,information etc. Self esteem fluctuates - turning 60 in February so feel less resilient. 🤪💕

@maricamaas2326

2 жыл бұрын

How are you doing now?

The doctor she mentions retired. Dr Tran has replaced her. Dr Tran is knowlegeable, attentive, approachable, personable, and validating.

My 48 year old friend suffers from ataxia since 27. He started with Omega 3 (1000 mg) after 1 week his joint pain is gone and he is starting to move a bit faster. He is very optimistic with this God´s present called Omega 3.

@maricamaas2326

2 жыл бұрын

How about also trying out Keto or even Carnivor diet? Healthy bio-available animal fats and protiens turn out to induce healing. And also supplementing with high dose Vit D? (Look into the work of Dr. Sommerville - The Optimal Dose).

Is there a way you can give me a suggestion to get chiropractic neurology near the Chicagoland area? What do you do to get the support you need when the injury doesnt show up on an mri?

EXCELLENT THANKU

Hello Brain Recovery Coach, Im reading about citicoline, in america and europe the name is 'Piracetam" or ' Citalopram. Not citicoline, we don't get citicoline over here. Can you tell me which doctor told you about this use for concussion in europe?

This makes me sad. Im literally grieving over version 1.0

I have been coming back to this video many things in the past year. I have a question: at 27:32, do you suggest all this in 1 day? or it's like... pick one, and it should do the trick?

I had a TBI in January 2020. today, March 2021 I am in vocational rehab. The Doctors and "experts" said they didn't know what to do to help me. OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY was my saving grace. I would not be where I am today if not for them.

I would really like to communicate with you in person? I have had multiple tbi from first major at 8 yrs old. Two car wrecks I am only one who lived . Dr Elliot and ghost in my brain 2 years ago. And the mind eye institute in Chicago. I am 52 and getting vision back I lost at 8 yrs old. Just found your videos and you are amazing speaker.

I need to chat with you please. Your story and symptoms are what I’m going through. I fell down a flight of concrete stairs outside and went into a concrete wall at the bottom. My head twisted to the left somehow in the fall and I split open the rt side by my temple, 3 inches long down to my skull. My husband, I think, found me & I was knocked out. 911 called, hosp ER visit, xrays, CT scan, stitches & staples & sent home. That was Feb 17, 2019. 15 months later & im suffering with severe vertigo, fuzzy, clouded brain on my left side, multitasking, chaos, noise I can’t do. My left eye is blurry and so had an MRI which 2 neurologists said looks ok. I’m very driven and frustrated also. I’m a primary teacher, athletic coordinator at our school and coach of a variety of sports. I am a perfectionist in my job and life & now I can’t even teach. I too, have demanded more specialists because I know there’s an issue. I finally saw a neuro optometrist/ behaviouralist, Dr Alison Leung, who discovered just by looking at my eyes with special glasses, that my left eye does not team at all with my right eye. By looking at my MRI, she can see a sheer injury on my occipital lobe and my rt frontal lobe. I’ve been getting vision therapy for my eyes and physiotherapy for my injured neck. I’m so frustrated because I get such severe pressure headaches, ear popping, vertigo and severe carsick type of nausea. I suffer for days, sometimes weeks, after any therapy...a grocery shop at Costco & Superstore cause my symptoms, etc etc. You sound like the person I really need to talk to because I’m at a loss as to whether to stop all therapies, but then have vertigo, headaches & nausea for the rest of my life...or push through this therapy. Thank you. Kindly, Lisa Reid email: Ldreid2@hotmail.com

I wish this could have been split into 4ths. I have trouble paying attention, and forgetting. I hope I don't forget I started wAtching even though I'm saving it so I can finish.

@laceypeterson1611

5 жыл бұрын

Same here! (At least I didn't forget what I was typing before I finished my sentence)! Lol

@juliehomer

5 жыл бұрын

Show it to a friend and have them remind you. OR set an alarm on your phone telling you when you stopped the recording so you can pick it back up.

Visual problems??? Your Dr. Hadn't seen me. I have had 3 eye surgeries to see straight and still have problems with what I see. But to me you look great. pcs

Hey my now 10 month old baby had a severe tbi at 6 months he is able to do everything he did before the tbi and much more nobody would know he had one but since he’s so small I can’t tell if he’s struggling in anything or maybe he’s not but what would you recommend me to do for him not to have any complications later on

We are a hoot. I watched one of your old videos and scrolled down and read my own comment. ps its been 13 years . And I still miss Dr. Apt. Love paul I did't remember the video. lol

I need a lot of help with my post concussion syndrome, have had all the symptoms for two years. I'm starting to feel like I may have CTE.. I would love to hear how I can minimise my symptoms, I'll do anything!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

@lisachristinaconfirmed5067

2 жыл бұрын

@ Daniel, have you found any help since the past post?

Where can I buy a pemf and what is the best option?

I would like to know if this is tablets I can crush and mix in yogurt or if I have to swallow them whole: Jarrow Formulas Citicoline Cdp Ch I have dysfaghia too and can not swallow anything but fluid. Thank you Jane

@BrainRecoveryCoach

5 жыл бұрын

You could open the capsules and use the power

CAn you please add me to your lists. I am in severe pain. It hurt really bad. I need help. Please give me a guide line to cure my concussion.

Can this also be true for people who are withdrawing from benzodiazepines and have GABA receptor damage?

Hi Nathalie,just wondering have you recovered from your brain injury or will you ever be able to fully recover,thank you

Do you recommend a particular PEMF mat?

Did you get clarity aftertaking med500 mg as before thatyou mayremember?

so what is the correct ways of using the string at 19.10 and what king of glasses are these at 19.45 ?

Is shyness a post injury symptom. I went from outgoing fearless to painfully shy in just weeks. I don't know of its linked I don't remember if it happened before or afterwards but to comprehend the change I think it's after that , i had some viral inf with headaches took antibiotics and panadol it ran it's course and gone after months of it only had severe headaches with dizziness from nowhere painkiller helped it went not so severe headaches onwards but my head is heavy and my personality is changed.

My brother is a tbi victim, admitted hospital on 29th may, still unconscious, can he survive

ight i need y’all’s help lol, i hit my head last year and was unconscious for like 3-4 seconds and the only thing i struggle with now is anxiety, a little bit of depression and my memory isn’t really the sharpest but it’s not that bad. does that mean i’m fully healed since i don’t have any other symptoms? i also feel amazing tbh but idk if that means i’m fully healed or not lol

I live in perth western australia and 30 years ago people with brain injuries put their money together and bought a house and called it headwest and used it for a place where people with abi's are welcome. Goverment funding for people with brain injuries was cut and the house has been removed from pubic access for people with abi's and our local representstion (heawest) has been lost. This is what is happening in perth western Australia to people with abi's. Apparently we are on our own over here.

to clarify, (yes restarting and redoing is the way of life) i do believe there is difference in brain injury in the severity of specific deficits. so there are differences in every brain injury in some ways but i beleive there is an underlying painful strain (headaches, muscular spastic etc) that can be better treated that can make life easier to bare post injury. sorry if my means to communicate if frustrated by the forced linearity of its nature. hope this helps too

@barbweaver392

6 жыл бұрын

I'm going to the same thing then to 5 neurologist keep doing MRIs Amber eyes are clear but after I had a subdural bleed I always felt like I was floating for a month and they told me it was anxiety it's been a year yes I get dizzy after I I do try to read after I exercise and after I'm up some days I totally I feel like I'm drunk they all look at me like I'm stupid now my home doctor states that I need to see a psychiatrist causes post-traumatic stress disorder from having the subdural bleed

Love this but what if the damage seems to be from radiation?

TMS Transcranial magnetic stimulation caused my permanent tinnitus and hyperacusis

I'm 10 years post injury well 9 and 3/4 I've been trying to get back to who I was and this past year I realized screw who I was, he was an asshole.

What is the best way to reduce sensory overload (noise, sound, motion sensitivity)?

Is there a way to contact you with some questions? My daughter had a TBI 4 years ago and I'm looking into some other methods to promote healing.

@NathalieKelly

5 жыл бұрын

Kim Stoy please email me at TheTBICoach.com

@MilesCobbett

2 жыл бұрын

See Bart Foundation youtube and some of the New Zealand TBI videos especially about "Eltje"

Rouleaux is only present in patients with Multiple myeloma, it would not be present in patients with TBI.

I live in the Bay Area I am recovering from a Trumatic brain injury it I was wondering what kind of insurance do you need to get This neurologist

@NathalieKelly

4 жыл бұрын

Unfortunately most insurance does not cover it but you could call Dr Azzolino's office in SF and ask them. Also would recommend to you Dr Laurie Chaiken in the East Bay (see my videos with her)

@kellydoyle

3 жыл бұрын

I’m in the Bay Area, too. Post Concussion Syndrome ten years now. Still haven’t found a doctor who specializes in this who is covered by insurance. Western med just wants to give me drugs that make me worse. If you find a doctor whose covered by insurance, let me know!!!

Ine of the neurologists that we talked to said the reason MRIs come back normal is because the damage is on a microscopic level in the connection of the neurons, and scans are often not capable of picking that up. MRI's show nothing more than the shape and structure of the brain, and occasional seizures and such IF they happen during the scan. And that EEG's are notorious for regularly missing things. It should be embarrassing that more BRAIN doctors are not educated enough to figure all that out. Shame on the failure of colleges' ability to properly train these physicians.

As mentioned in other comments, this information is AWESOME! But how many of us , even with insurance, can afford all these alternative treatments when we have to pay for them 100%

@NathalieKelly

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you. And YES, therein lies the problem and I wish I had an answer for that. It starts with educating people about these options and someday there will be enough of us demanding these treatments from our insurance companies.

The cold harsh reality of finding out doctors don't know as much as we (and sometimes they) thought made me so so angry after my son suffered a TBI. The doctors told me to stop researching things for my son,that I also need to take care of myself. I said REALLY? and if I don't,who will? The things I found out that were not done that could or should have been, I can't even describe how I felt and still feel. 6 years on and we are still working on it,but have no help whatsoever. :(

@maricamaas2326

2 жыл бұрын

Being reactive when realising how ignorance abounds; this is the first step. Then follows owning one's anger, and moving on pro-actively... Once one sees, you cannot unsee. A huge lesson learned: BE CAREFUL TO NOT BELIEVE ANYTHING advanced by mainstream authorities in charge... The way to go, is upstream.

@thehighpriestess978

2 жыл бұрын

@@maricamaas2326 I definitely don't believe anything I am told without researching things myself. Needless to say, *mainstream authorities* are rarely happy with people who actually question things. :)

@maricamaas2326

2 жыл бұрын

Yet, unless precisely doing that, it seems none of us will be moving beyond disease management in the direction of ease/health?

Hi I had hydrocephalus cyst surgery I had emergency brain surgery I lost my emotions feelings can I recover fully please reply me .

@juanio7036

3 жыл бұрын

Sorry to hear of your issue, I’ve read that omega helps out. I’ve been taking it for about a month. Im scared that I may have ms but haven’t gone for my mri till the 28th

I have constant pressure and burning in my eyes and brain, the pain is unbearable. I’ve a long history of losses of consciousness and concussion, near drownings and cerebral malaria. Yet the doctors tell me it’s just a behavioural depression problem. I really need help I’m on my last legs here

I had a csf leak.

Fish oil, omega 3, Lion's mane mushroom - dendrites, axon and brain food - spices and herbs and food that help brain function

@Matty94

4 жыл бұрын

Where do you buy your Lions måne?

@indervirhundal7672

4 жыл бұрын

@@Matty94 I get it from amazon

@Matty94

4 жыл бұрын

@@indervirhundal7672 whats the name?

@indervirhundal7672

4 жыл бұрын

@@Matty94 Time Health - Lion's Mane Powder - High Strength Dual Exctract - 50% P@olysaccharides/ 30% Beta 1,3, D Glucan - 3rd party - just google amazon and type Lion's Mane Mushroom and you will find capsule, also

@Matty94

4 жыл бұрын

@@indervirhundal7672 ty

I al totally disabled & on Medicare & Medicade & a person never gets any kind of help.

@lindseyshaffer9233

6 жыл бұрын

Are you in California?...

@jasonstockman3532

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed

@kellydoyle

5 жыл бұрын

Linda Burks Same here. I’m in California. Medicaid doctors here are the bottom of the barrel. Compete waste of time.

11:05 - 13:31 ... my heart sank when you said that. So you never seen even one person get back to their old self after post concussion syndrome ?

@BrainRecoveryCoach

6 жыл бұрын

Do the things I mentioned and you will get so MUCH better! Better enough to have a good life again, but it does take being proactive and doing the things I mentioned. You can do this!

@r-7012

6 жыл бұрын

The TBI Coach 85% of concussions go right back to version 1.0! So what's holding the rest of us back!?!? Why can't we just heal like everyone else?

@BrainRecoveryCoach

6 жыл бұрын

I think that is a myth. Lots of people have ongoing issues and it goes undetected.

@maricamaas2326

2 жыл бұрын

@@BrainRecoveryCoach Yes, with 'normal aging' blamed.

@maricamaas2326

2 жыл бұрын

@@r-7012 Not only genetic, but countless epigenetic variables that influence healing... Reminded of MD Nicholas Gonzales' mentor Dentist Kelly pointing out how all diseased states are at the same time 100% physical, 100% psychological, and 100% spiritual.

I have doing these unknowingly to soothe by head tention.

Do you still have "FLOODING" moments? If so what tools to you use if you don't have that machine at home to help get you back to neutral so to speak?

I had two concussions in a week, five months later my short term memory is a mess. I'm hopeless right now.

@Matty94

4 жыл бұрын

Are you Better? I Also have had 2 severe traumatic Brain injury this year

@gasaul5759

4 жыл бұрын

@@Matty94 I'm better now but still struggling with some reading/writing issues, mild headaches and speech problems when I'm tired. But I'm totally recovered from other things like depression, balance problems and some night tremors. Also, I'm almost recovered of short term memory problems.

@Matty94

4 жыл бұрын

@@gasaul5759 i am glad to hear, i have similar issues as you, but still feeling quite depressed unfortunately and my memory is awful. do you rest a lot? sleep much`?

We waited forEVER to see an ophthalmologist for my husband’s double vision and she said well you don’t need surgery so I can’t help you. She too said eye training was a waste of time and money. She was a waste of time IMO

This is all well and good but I can't work and I'm poor now. I take cannabis now as it's the only thing that helps me function like a human close to how I was before. It's free if you Know how to grow it.

@Slidehhy

Жыл бұрын

Be careful with it though it can turn into your worse enemy too

Double vision

Wow