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The Impact of Brain Injury on One’s Inner Calendar

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Forgetting something here and there usually isn’t a problem. It happens to everyone.

Memory loss is often associated with aging. People say things like, “My memory isn’t what it use to be.” But what if you were in your 20s and as a result of a traumatic brain injury, your memory was significantly impacted.

Sheila Willis of Alberta, shares her story of traumatic brain injury and the challenges of her inner calendar shifting as a result. Although she was in her early 20s when she was injured, she did not receive a diagnosis of post-concussive syndrome until her late 40s.

Sheila Willis’ story highlights the challenges faced by individuals living with brain injuries and their families, resonating with many who may have similar experiences. Read Sheila’s story here: CBC News First Person stories.

Relevant articles:

Diagnostic Criteria for Postconcussional Syndrome After Mild to Moderate Traumatic Brain Injury

Janelle Biagioni2024-04-01T08:29:07-07:00April 1st, 2024|

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