How a veteran's brain injury affects his or her everyday lives
Andrew P. Doro thinks that if you are a veteran, you probably know how a brain injury can change the way a person lives. But you might not realize how much this kind of injury can affect a veteran's daily life. Even if you have a job or business, caring for a veteran is often a hard job, and you may be wondering how the injury will change your life. Here are some tips that might help you deal with the effects of a Brian injury. Even though there isn't yet enough proof to say for sure that this is true, many experts agree that TBI has long-term effects on people. The outcome will depend on the type of injury, how long it has been since it happened, and how it happened. TBI can have big effects on a veteran's physical, social, and mental health, and it may make them more likely to get diseases like depression or schizophrenia. At the moment, there is no one way to treat TBI. But the US Department of Defense says that about 500,000 service members have had a TBI in the last 2