When a Parent Has a Brain Injury

When a Parent Has a Brain Injury

Sons and Daughters Speak Out

by Marilyn Lash

41 pages· 1993· ISBN 9780788127878
About
The experiences of sons and daughters who have experienced the pain of having a parent suffer brain injury. Contains their thoughts, feelings, diary entries, and papers that they wish to share about dealing with this sort of tragedy. Will help those dealing with the problem realize that they are not alone. Chapters include: experiences at the hospital, conspiracy of silence, how parents changed, life at home, friends: reactions and explanations, and moving on. List of resources. Appendix for professionals. Easy-to-read format.

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