These days, there seems to be confusion surrounding the terms “concussion” and “traumatic brain injury.” Often, we hear about concussions that occur because of a car wreck, slip and fall or sports-related injury. A concussion is the most common type of traumatic brain injury. What’s the Difference? Concussions are quite common. It is reported that …
Are Concussions Considered a Traumatic Brain Injury? Read More »
Traumatic brain injuries are just that: traumatic. These injuries can have a profound impact on not only the victim, but also the victim’s loved ones. Many of our clients’ lives have been affected by traumatic injuries to the brain. As a result, we understand, and are sensitive to, how these injuries can temporarily or permanently …
5 Tips for Communicating with Someone Who Has Suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Read More »
Do you have a loved one suffering from a traumatic brain injury? It can be hard to adjust and know what to say. You want to help but you don’t want to offend your loved one. So what should you do? Each case is different and talking with their doctor could help you determine the …
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My family and I visited Memphis this summer. Since this year is the 40th anniversary of Elvis’s death, we made it a priority to tour Graceland. It was a first for all of us, and we had a great time. While touring Elvis’s private residence, I started wondering about the actual facts and circumstances of …
What Caused Elvis’s Death? What Part Did Minor Traumatic Brain Injury Play? Read More »
I don’t know about you, but I’m itching for all this Kansas City rain to stop so I can start riding regularly again. The wind in my face. The open road. The sense of freedom and release. For those of us who ride motorcycles, there is little else that compares to the experience. Unfortunately, there are also many risks associated …
Injury victims who suffer a broken bone, a burn, or a serious wound deal with significant and obvious pain and limitations. Their friends and loved ones can see visible evidence of the injury, disability and pain. Serious concussions or mild traumatic brain injuries (TBI) are equally significant injuries, but with an important difference – traumatic brain injuries are not …
