Living with Traumatic Brain InjuryThis section is a place to share stories about Living with Traumatic Brain Injury. Below are entries of those who have already shared their stories. We hope that you find their experiences helpful to your own situation. You may also Help others by sharing your story. To quickly access health information from your website's browser, download seems to be in a small group:assualts July 26, 2007. a day my wife, surley won;’t forget, but i sure have. Went to work for my 12 hr nightshift at a maximum security prison. Lock down came and as usual me and another guard (female), went in the day room to make count and make sure all doors were closed. as ssoon as i got up stairs i noticed several had gathered around her and giving her a hard time about something, being the alpamale i went downstiars to help , but somewhere in the journey i got slammed from the side by an inmate , on the left side, not remebering a thign , but seeing it in vedio tape , i fell to the right causing my head to hit a stainless steel table , stainless steel stool , and then concrete floor . luckly getting attention away from the other guard, she was able to get out to saftey. i on the other hand , was left to indure more assaults(kicks,hitting with , broome sticks, and anything else they could find ,)
April 2008
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