Most survivors look fine on the outside, and many are unaware of what's happening on the inside. It takes a lof for a person to accept they need additional help or resources. Here is a list of resources you can contact for yourself or your loved one. Brain Injury Association of America. https://biausa.org You can find what support there is in your state on their website. Trauma Survivors Network. https://www.traumasurvivorsnetwork.org . They have Zoom meetings with survivors

Obtained my Masters Wrote and published a book Went home to visit family/friends Vacations with my love Many doctors' appointments Lots of testing Started on two new medications for dysautonomia Coming to terms that I have lifelong injuries while the person who hit me got out of jail I am still learning to navigate the ups and downs of my medical conditions. Six years have passed since my accident, and it's still difficult. Every day is a challenge. I ahve my down days, mean

2021 was the year it was all going to end!! I would finally be done with it all or so I thought. The picture was me accomplishing a hike on the anniversary of my accident where I was still awaiting the trial. I hit the top of that hill in Simi Valley, California and saw that cross and lost it. It marked two years of me fighting physically, mentally and emotionally. I still had not gone through the trial or been face to face with my assailant. To most people a small victory bu