Anne
To Whom It May Concern, I hope that what I have o say you will find hopeful and helpful. There is a National Stroke Asociation,their phone # is :1-800-strokes. from whom you may get much more information than I could posibly give to you. I too have had a brain anuerysm mine was a right temporal lobe injury. And whenI was relessed I didn't hve a clue as to ahwrw to turn for help.I also had a bleed. There is a nAtional brain injury Association, and most states have one too. These orgnizations can help you with information.And also there is a naional stroke association. I also joined a support group in my area. To find one in lyour area contact the social workers at local hospitals. There is a new therapy forbrom omjury survivors, hat has had prominsing results. It is called constraint induced therapy. Call around to local hospital rehab clinics.And see if anyone in your area is doing it. It could possily help you.If you are still experincing loss of function in your limbs! I have also found dthis booklet in my area, called Disabled Dealer. It is a resource guide with plenty of information that has helped me very much. They also list various support groups in the back. Don't know if you have this visual problem that I have. I have a visual field deficit. And have been trying to find anyone who can help me with that. Hope this information is hlelpful and hopeful to you. All the best towards your full reovery from your brain injury.I am six years in the recovery from mine. Sincerely, Anne Prevost