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With lingering
symptoms from a brain injury, I found myself in my late 20s living
with a complex chronic illness. In many ways I had to start over. I
traded a life that I loved for solitude.
"A concussion
is more a mild form of traumatic brain injury in which the brain is
exposed to abnormal forces that result in transient neurological
dysfunction," Ellis says. "But ‘mild traumatic brain
injury’ is a bit of a misnomer."
That injury
classification — the criteria for which changed the same day of
Adam Bari's accident — means he is eligible for only a fraction of
the compensation they feel will be needed to finance his recovery.
If He Crashed 12
Hours Earlier, He Wouldn't Face Bankruptcy
They say timing is
everything. That seems to be distinctly, horribly true in the case of
Adam Bari. The 34-year-old Canadian man was riding his motorcycle
June 1 when he was T-boned by a car, CBC reports. Bari's family is
now facing the possibility of bankruptcy, but that wouldn't be if the
crash had happened just 12 hours earlier.
Chronic pain can
damage and change your brain. If you live with chronic pain, you will
know how devastating and wide-ranging the effects can be on your
mental processing speed, your mood, and your memory.
Headache is one of
the most common symptoms after traumatic brain injury (often called
post-traumatic headache). Over 30% of people report having headaches
which continue long after injury.
There is an overwhelming ignorance in the medical community that there
is even the possibility of permanent brain injury in patients who may
have suffered a concussion. To this day, a significant proportion of the
medical community believes that there can be no permanent brain injury
without a loss of consciousness or without a blow to the head.