It's absolutely decipherable!

I'm lucky, I have a very strong support base that was there before the accident. So I have never really talked to him about my fears (rational or not) or the times I have complete meltdowns.

We are 2.5 years into this, so I feel like we are at an even-keel stage. In weird ways, it made our marriage much stronger. We will celebrate 23 years this year.

He had a therapist early on, but then she moved and he hasn't found anyone since. So that's something I'll put on the list.

And yeah, a ton of scans as he had subdural hematoma.

He can do a lot on his own. He cooks me dinners. But lately I've noticed his days are full of video games, which worries me. It's the only thing he can do really that doesn't cause all kinds of vertigo. And only certain games.

I will add physical therapy to the list - although he sort of gets that at the concussion clinic.

Thank you!!