I stayed in the hospital for a month receiving intensive therapy. My memory was severely damaged and I also lacked motor skills on my left side of my body.
It was 21 days in the hospital before my memory started to return. I remember it as the time my teacher friends came to see me. I was thrilled and excited to see them while I was still coming to grips about why I was even in a hospital.
Then through the help of good friends and family members, who drove me back and forth to the hospital for more continued therapy, I slowly began my healing journey. It was a tough time for all involved and I am very grateful for their help during this upsetting time.
The doctors showed me the x-ray of my MRI examinations. It was just a pinpoint section of my brain affected. I had what is called a closed head injury caused by the sudden movement within the cranium skull (brain). This affected the blood flow and the pressure inside my skull.
My memory started to return slowly. I still continue to this day to have short-term memory losses.
I want to thanks friends and family for their help at this time.
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Lynette, After sitting in the hospital for days waiting for you to awaken, Your eyes blinked and you asked me what i was doing there. I told you that you had been injured and that the Doctors and Nurses were going to get you well. I guess that I started crying because your Nurse told me that your were going to recover. I was living at Gun Barrel City at the time and on my way back to get clean clothes, a Police Officer stopped me for speeding in a small town. I told him that i had just left you in Austin and was paying good attention. he told me to go on but be more careful. I was. Later I came back to see you in recuperation and was relieved that you were progressing. I feel that you were saved for a good reason and am glad you are here. Dad.
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