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In 2005, my husband called to tell me he had been in an auto accident. He was coherent but at a loss for what happened or where he was. The next thing I knew I was talking with a firefighter who told me what hospital he was headed to with my husband.

I was about to bring my girls to softball practice so I got them all buckled for the hour drive to see what may be wrong. When we arrived he was awake with a Police Officer sitting next to him. He explained how my husband had been T-boned by a van in the intersection and hit his head on the driver's doorjamb. If he had not been in the path another driver would have died. He had a headache but the docs said to watch him through the night as he suffered a concussion. The next day I had to bring him back to our local hospital as he was only speaking 1-2 words at a time. He had an MRI that showed brain trauma.

For months I would care for him as he sat looking out the window or sleeping. He was not outgoing, alert, or engaged. Meanwhile, I had been trying to run a successful business from home but was unable to work with the kids (9-7-6-5 years old) because he could not take care of himself much less them.

I had no idea what to do. I reached out to friends and he was finally able to go back to work as our primary income earner after 4 months with the help of a coworker. Thankfully, a year later, he had fully recovered with the exception of significant hearing loss in his left ear with tinnitus.

Thankfully due to plasticity, the brain can heal but at a rate of 1mm a day as the neurotransmitters make their way around scar tissue. Don't give up on healing, be patient and give the brain everything you can for nutritional healing. Supplements such as fish oil, Sunflower lecithin, Vitamin D, liquid oxygen, and hydration to flush the dead proteins during sleep can help in healing.

Along with the aforementioned supplements we had him on a full program for full healing including the trauma in the cells.

If you or someone you care for needs help to renourish for such a trauma, I would love to be of assistance.

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