WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE SURGERY? Physical and mental damage usually occurs whether the ruptured brain aneurysm is repaired with coils or clips. The effects are very similar to what a stroke victim suffers. Collateral damage, others that are affected, will take its toll. They have to adjust to the fact that the person [...]
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Payment Options for the Traumatically Brain Injured – Part II
March 2nd, 2011 
admin As we discussed last time, once the acute care period is over and the patient is stabilized, the resources available to the patient can substantially impact treatment and recovery. In a perfect world, every patient would have unlimited access to the best resources available to meet their needs. Ours unfortunately is not a perfect world. [...]
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No Comments »Cerebral Palsy and Other Brain Dysfunctions: – Language and Communication Development
February 26th, 2011 admin Parents understandably want their child not only to be able to understand them, but to be able to communicate with them too. Interaction is fundamental to humanity, – in a way I think it defines who and what we are. We are the only species which uses the symbolism of language and when a [...]
Posted in Children Brain Injury Tags: Brain, Cerebral, Communication, Development, Dysfunctions, Language, Palsy No Comments »Stress In Children Due To Brain Injury
February 18th, 2011 admin Stress and children ought to be poles apart. Children have double capacity to create and remove stress among the elders, by their rants and tantrums. Let us assume for a while that children do not have serious stress causing habits like smoking and drinking. As for problems related to poverty the perspective of children is [...]
Traumatic Brain Injury (Tbi) And Children
February 15th, 2011 admin Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBI) can occur at any age, but http://www.ask4sam.net/brain-injuries-children.html”> TBI in childrenseems especially devastating because of the loss of human potential. Estimates show that more than one million childhood brain injuries occur each year with more than 100,000 requiring hospitalization. When your child suffers from a traumatic brain injury because of a defective [...]
Of Motorcycles, Traumatic Brain Injury, Natasha Richardson, and My Younger Brother
February 11th, 2011 admin From: New York attorney Gary E. Rosenberg (personal injury and accident attorney and lawyer; serving Brooklyn Queens Bronx; Queens Accident Lawyer) One New Years Eve some 20 years ago my younger brother was walking around Montreal when he slipped and fell on ice, hitting his head. A stubborn sort, my brother refused medical attention, until [...]
Posted in Children Brain Injury Tags: Brain, Brother, Injury, Motorcycles, Natasha, Richardson, Traumatic, Younger No Comments »Obstetrical Malpractice Leading to Brain Injuries
February 7th, 2011 admin For new parents, the birth and development of their child is a time of joy. When your child suffers from brain injuries or other serious birth defects, however, that joy can be tempered with fear, concern, and worry. How do birth injuries occur? Most birth defects occur naturally through no fault of the obstetrician [...]
Posted in Children Brain Injury Tags: Brain, Injuries, Leading, Malpractice, Obstetrical No Comments »Brain Injuries And Motivation
February 3rd, 2011 admin During the first year after my partner sustained his brain injury, life was a roller coaster ride. By the end of that first year though, his confused periods became fewer, his moods improved little by little and I gradually came to realize that he had been left with several deficits. A brain injury [...]
Brain Injuries – Anger, Frustration and Bumps In The Road
January 30th, 2011 admin When living with someone who has sustained a traumatic brain injury, there will no doubt always be some anger, frustration, irritability and bumps in the road when things don’t go as expected, as wanted or take longer than anticipated. Things happen to all of us and when they do we learn, as we mature, to [...]
Posted in Children Brain Injury Tags: Anger, Brain, Bumps, Frustration, Injuries, road No Comments »Brain Injuries and Lack of Empathy
January 26th, 2011 admin Damage to the frontal lobe can affect feelings of not only empathy but also of lack of compassion. And in most cases there are few feelings of guilt as a result of their behavior. This deficit can alter decisions that most likely would have been handled very differently pre-injury. My partner often displays these deficits [...]
