All Survivor Stories

A big hurdle we came across in Danial's recovery were the delays and lack of awareness on hospital wards in meeting needs for an Autistic person’s 1-on-1 care.

I am a survivor of 2 brain injuries within the course of a few years. One by rape and one from an aneurysm.

I was approaching the end of my first year working as a Nurse Practitioner when I suddenly became the patient instead of the prescriber.

I am a wife, mother of three, and a second grade teacher. By sharing my story, I hope that someone might find comfort in knowing they are not alone and that recovery from brain injury happens at its own pace.

I had a SAH in January, 2019. I was 29 years old at the time: fit, a keen sports person, and it came out of the blue.

The doctors in Asheville were straight forward with my mom, telling her there was a 90% chance I wouldn’t make it out of the coma.

My name is Matthew and in February 2021 whilst out running I suffered a Subarachnoid Haemorrhage.

This story is about my mum, Mimi, who sadly passed away in August last year following a long battle with a brain injury.

I had a brain stem bleed in July 2017 at the age of 36, and a TIA 12 months later.  Being young, fit and healthy they were both totally unexpected.