Braininjury Stories

Meredith codes in surgery. Her brain is deprived of oxygen for a long time. Does she make it out alive and well? Or does she suffer long term effects?

Gabby Dawson comes back from Puerto Rico for an unexpected reason. How will everyone react to her return? Will she ever be the same? How will Casey react to a life changing surprise? This story is set around 3 years after Gabby visited in season 8 and nothing ever happened between Brett and Casey in this storyline. I do not own any of the characters. This is my first fanfic, I've already written a lot of it but let me know if you have any suggestions.

Poetic Justice is a collection of poems written by a member of the Hamilton Brain Injury Association under the penname "Benzene." Please be mindful when commenting :)

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IN PROGRESS Based on a true story. At the age of twelve, Ana had survived a traumatic brain injury. Although, at the time she didn't know the extent of her injury because of neglect from doctors at the ER. Because of this, Ana's brain suffered permanent damage. Join Ana on her journey towards to recovery and the acceptance of her new brain, battling struggles, set backs, and neglect along the way. Learn about her life before the injury as well as after. Will Ana be able to feel her old self again? Or will the Ana she once knew be only but a foggy, distant memory? SAMPLE READ: (From Part Three: The Reborn) It's dark, everything is dark. Then I open my eyes. It feels as though you're waking up from a deep sleep. You just had a confusing dream, and now you're awakening to reality for the first time. Your vision is blurry as your eyes are adjusting to the light. But, it's not your bedroom you see. It's not your nightstand, sun kissed walls, or morning beauty. Instead, it's blurry blobs of people standing all around you, looking down on you as if you had just awoken from unconsciousness. Oh wait, I was unconscious. What happened? How long have I been out? What is this deafening ringing in my ears? I can't hear anything. Anyone! Even though I know they are talking to me. And why does everything have fuzzy edges? What are all these rainbow colours and crystals everywhere? Oh God, am I on drugs? No, I can't be... Holy crap! Am I dying?! Then you feel the pain. Oh God! It feels as though the back of my head has sunken in, pulsating in pain like an ice pick jabbing at my skull and made its way through to my brain. Please, make it stop! Wait, where's my body? I think for a moment. Oh... It's attached. Thank goodness. The blobs of people part at one side. A larger, taller blob breaks through. As they bend down they become more clear. Dark brown hair, just past shoulder length, and tied neatly into a pony. Long face with glasses. I know who this is! Oh yes, help me, please!

Little Maddie was a social girl, who talked constantly and always had things to contribute whether helpful or not. That is, until a brain injury changed her life. (I don't own the cover image)

the rebellion failed. effie, haymitch and katniss were captured. katniss suffers an injury from the captial. How will the three of them live and what will peeta do?

When Ace is framed for attempting to murder Thatch, he isn't treated nicely. As in, tortured into a coma nicely. But Thatch is there when he wakes up, and won't let anybody hurt his little brother ever again.

All Evangeline wants is a normal life, one to be shared with the love of her life who she hasn't met yet..

Tears fall from the heavens, as thunder muffles all sound; and yet, not a single piece of literature could be as clear as the feeling I get when I look at you, even if your words have been drowned.

To write is to give a portion of you- Your heart, your soul anew- To write you must take it from yourself- Not from books you've only glanced at on the shelf- Be the writer and the artists all in one- Write so your poetry is as glorious as the sun- Write just write- It matters not what others think as your words take flight- For whether you are good or bane matters not.

Time doesn't exist, for you. In the white expanse of a hospital room, the sixteen years of your life have disappeared; there is only Now. A brain injury has turned you into a stranger, but with each painful piece of progress you gain new awareness...but not all of them you recognise. Will you get your life back, or will you have to share the mind and body of this stranger, forever? (Novella, rendered in second-person narration for vicarious reader experience. Autobiography.)

I have known him since i was 9 and he was 13 but got to know him up close only when i am 19 now. For those 10 years i have only seen him from afar, observed him. Saw his life taking some cruel twists and turns. Namasya 19, in 2nd semester of nursing school. Facing her own ups and downs in life but realises they are nothing in comparison to others. Atharv 23, a man if you see his age, but he's still a boy, a kid on the inside who has suffered from cruelties of life.

A description of what helped me through a very traumatic time in my life!

This is a story about How Everest Evans, a gloomy twenty year old college student, and a forever nineteen year old ghost meet in the Morgue where she works. Together they set a goal to figure out the mystery of the ghost's death, as he cant seem to remember much of anything including his own name. Along the way they form a bond that goes far past what friendship normally would. Though there wasn't really anything normal about their whole situation in The first place. Boundaries are broken and feelings are established, but the complications of falling for a dead man are something the Everest will have to overcome if she wants to remain comfortable in this bizarre relationship. What happens after the details of the ghost's unfortunate end are uncovered. Will things stay the same or will everything change? Read on to find out. (The timeline is set in 2002 currently.)

"Sorry, I don't remember your name. And... also, where am I?" A powerful verbatim piece exploring the slow, painful unraveling of memory. Inspired by real experiences and performed at The Unity Theatre, Unforgettable tells the story of a fighter battling the silent storm of Chronic Traumatic Encephalopathy (CTE) - a degenerative brain condition caused by repeated head injuries. Through fragments of love, loss, and resilience, Joe clings to the pieces of his past - a husband, a father, a fighter - while his identity slips away. This is a story about memory, legacy, and the unbreakable human spirit. Wrote I a cinematic prose. Enjoy,

Tears fall from the heavens, as thunder muffles all sound; and yet, not a single piece of literature could be as clear as the feeling I get when I look at you, even if your words have been drowned. [discontinued story]

One drop. That's all it took for seventeen-year-old Megan, the captain of the cheer team, to lose everything. One wrong decision. That's all it took for seventeen-year-old Clayton to lose his twin brother. One list. That's all it took to bring the unlikely pair together.