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Mea Culpa – Changing gears

I recently had coffee with a friend, and he helped me understand something about my blog posts. He said the posts didn’t sound like me and he was right, because I had used ChatGPT-generated content. I realized that although I h…

Acquired brain injuries (ABIs) are often misunderstood, largely due to the invisible nature of many symptoms. This lack of visibility leads to numerous myths and misconceptions, which can negatively impact those affected. In this post, we’ll debunk common myths about ABIs, shedding light on the reality of living with these often misunderstood injuries.

Myths About Acquired Brain Injuries: Debunking Misconceptions Surrounding Invisible Symptoms

Acquired brain injuries (ABIs) are often misunderstood, partly because the symptoms are frequently invisible. This invisibility gives rise to several myths and misconceptions that can further complicate the lives of those affected. By debunking these myths, we can create a more informed and supportive environment for individuals living with ABIs.