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All survivors of a serious brain injury acquire a mix of lifelong impairments, but through hard work, they can regain some abilities lost to their injuries. How is this possible?
Post-traumatic amnesia is a state of awareness survivors pass through on their way from a coma to full consciousness. Many survivors, when they begin rehabilitation, are going through post-traumatic amnesia.
Hospital care after someone has a traumatic brain injury can run the gamut from a quick neurological checkup and perhaps an MRI imaging test to months of fulltime monitoring and care.