in the clouds

blog appreciation

Writing what I felt in here helped but I'm not making this post to bring that back up intentionally. One of the things I feel in regards to surviving my aneurysm is sometimes the grief I might feel in certain days, they come in waves and I'm glad that it hasn't been often. Even if I didn't feel it, it was in my mind often even if I wanted that or not. I started my blog 10 months going on 11 after my tbi occured. Not only am I young but I have tried to get help on things whether it's doing things myself or having someone assisting in that, I think those two things have been things that helped with my recovery process.

If you want to read more about my advances I have made go here because I'm only going to mention that briefly.

There's things I haven't told people or even written for myself but I'm glad I have this blog to write about certain things that involve my tbi so people can read whenever instead of having people hear me talk about it or send a very long wall of text about these things to someone when there's something that can be accessed whenever.

I like learning things about my tbi and talking about my experience with it and sometimes mentioning stuff that other people with tbi's have had experience with. For me, doing this has not only made me learn about these things but it has made me learn about other things about the body itself, not just the brain which is what I usually focus on nowadays.

Also tagging this post, even though I'm not sure if I should because this mentions my tbi but this post is more about expressing my appreciation for having a space to talk about these things.

#tbi posting