My Healing Journey After a Traumatic Brain Injury

Hi friends, family, and kind supporters — thank you for taking the time to visit my page. I never imagined I’d find myself still asking for help after 9 months, but living with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) has been incredibly challenging — physically, emotionally, and financially.

Your support means more than words can express. Every donation, prayer, and message of encouragement helps me continue my recovery and access the specialized care I need.

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Update

It’s been about nine months since my injury, and this journey has been far from easy. What I thought would be a short recovery has turned into a long and unpredictable process filled with ups and downs.

I’m still dealing with severe light and noise sensitivity, short-term memory loss, and vision problems that trigger daily migraines. There’s also a disconnect between my brain and my eyes, which makes reading and tracking objects very difficult. Some days it feels like my brain and body are working against me — even simple tasks like reading a book or following text on a screen can be exhausting. Tests show there’s still leakage in my blood-brain barrier, which explains many of my ongoing symptoms. All these symptoms has affected my behavior and emotional state of mind.

Next week, I’ll be starting my second round of vestibular therapy to help with my vision and balance issues. This is an important step in my recovery, and I’m hopeful that it will make a meaningful difference in my daily life.

Because of this next round of therapy and the ongoing medical visits, we would greatly appreciate any and all assistance. Every bit of support helps relieve some of the financial burden so I can focus fully on healing and recovery.

To everyone who’s checked in, prayed for me, or offered help — thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your kindness gives me strength on the hardest days. ❤️