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  • Coping with Post Concussion Syndrome Traumatic Brain Injury & Depression
  • By: Hannah Andrusky
  • Narrated by: Kalisha Fleischmann
  • Length: 3 hrs and 2 mins
  • 3.8 out of 5 stars (5 ratings)

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Living the Invisible Disability

By: Hannah Andrusky
Narrated by: Kalisha Fleischmann
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Who hasn't had a rough day? What if that 'rough day' ended up spanning the course of years? And, it was invisible to others? Hannah's life was going great. She was a stylist with high profile clients in Los Angeles, New York, Las Vegas, and Miami. Her talk show host career was taking off, but in one split second, everything changed. She was in a serious auto accident, left with a traumatic brain injury - and post-concussion syndrome, which results in threatening depression. Her career was instantly in ruins.

Hannah was in constant physical, emotional, and mental pain and could no longer be the mother she had been. In fact, everything that made her who she was seemed to have been ripped away. Without much information to guide her, Hannah embarked on her long, painful journey of recovery. For more than a year, it was two steps forward, one step back. Rather than give in and give up, she discovered resilience in the face of adversity. She did not just cope, she learned to thrive as she embraced the opportunity of paying forward what she learned through her experience and her decisions regarding how to perceive them.

In this candid, pull-no-punches account, Hannah shares her story of fear, loneliness, and suicidal thoughts that were superseded by everyday small victories, and ultimately an acceptance of the responsibility to share with others what it takes to overcome whatever you might be dealt. She reveals the practical tips she utilized as she healed herself from the inside out. Ultimately, Hannah's is a story of hope, followed by action, which leads to necessary change in our outlook on life's challenges. Hannah shares how her accident was a blessing in disguise that led her to rediscover her passion in life for helping others. Today, she lives her mantra, "We are not alone. And none of us should suffer in silence." Certainly not you.

©2014 Hannah Andrusky (P)2016 Hannah Andrusky

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Disappointingly uninsightful

Homophobic comment in the first chapter sets the tone. Didn't make it much further. Was hoping to learn more about PCS, but felt like I was learning about the author's sense of self-entitlement instead.

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