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  • Brain Injury, High IQ (HIQ), High IQ TBI, Research / July 17, 2010

    The High IQ TBI

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  • Brain Injury / October 25, 2012

    Amantadine can cause Swelling & Livedo Reticularis

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  • Brain Injury, High IQ (HIQ), High IQ TBI / January 8, 2013

    High IQ TBI Revisited #1

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  • Brain Injury, MTBI 101 / January 8, 2015

    MTBI 101: Why are Brain Injuries so misunderstood?

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  • Brain Injury, MTBI 101, Recovery / February 6, 2015

    MTBI 101: Friendships after a Brain Injury

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  • About Me, Brain Injury / November 12, 2010

    Knocks on the Knoggin

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Major Depression is Common after a TBI

In Depression &/ Anxiety, Recovery, Research by Emerson Jane Browne2 Comments

A multidisciplinary team of researchers at the University of Washington studied 559 adults who have had a traumatic brain injury. They determined that over half (53 percent) of the participants developed major depression in the year following their injury.

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What isn’t Mild About MBTI Diagnosis – And Why it Matters

In Brain Injury, TBI Diagnosis by Emerson Jane BrowneLeave a Comment

Calling a Brain Injury “Mild” is confusing because the patient (and their family and friends) think of the general meaning; not the medical meaning.

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MTBI 101: Friendships after a Brain Injury

In Brain Injury, MTBI 101, Recovery by Emerson Jane Browne10 Comments

Essentially friends of most brain injury survivors fall into four categories with a small amount of overlap. I will use the word “Friends” and “Friend” but “Family Members” fall into similar groupings.

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MTBI 101: Why are Brain Injuries so misunderstood?

In Brain Injury, MTBI 101 by Emerson Jane Browne12 Comments

We all heard it. “What the heck? You look fine to me!” Or “Its been months! Get over this brain injury stuff! Move on already!”

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Are you an Idiot or are you being Vulnerable?

In Brain Injury, Life by Emerson Jane BrowneLeave a Comment

I feel like I made a complete idiot of myself! I was quite vulnerable and open at a tech conference today. A tech conference of all places!

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It’s a Long, Long Road Home

In Brain Injury, Recovery by Emerson Jane Browne3 Comments

I struggled for seven years before I was finally diagnosed with a brain injury; specifically post concussive syndrome due to multiple concussions.

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