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You are starting out on an important journey in your life — becoming a family caregiver to someone who has a traumatic brain injury (TBI). A caregiver like you can help your service member/veteran recover as fully as possible.
The eight levels of the Rancho Los Amigos is an evaluation tool used by the rehabilitation team to describe the pattern or stages of cognitive recovery typically seen after a brain injury.
The wife of Navy veteran Derek McGinnis, in a supportive and loving way, helped him become independent after his brain and other injuries. She acted like his wife, not his caregiver.
Doctors often tell caregivers that they are the person who knows their loved one best, and they're going to have to be his voice until he has his own back.
Transitions from the military can be stressful. You may be feeling unsure about what the future will bring. Here is some information to make the transition more smooth.
Information for service members, veterans, and their families about medical treatment resources outside of the DoD and VA treatment systems. These other resources can provide recovery and rehabilitation services for your family member. They also provide health benefits for eligible family members.
In the last chapter of Naomi Parker's book about her daughter’s brain injury, Libby was starting her senior year of high school. BrainLine wanted to find out where she is now.