Brain Injury Medicine of Seattle

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📍 Seattle’s Brain Injury Experts | TBI & Concussion Care
🚗 Specialized in MVA-Related & Traumatic Brain Injuries
🧠 Board-Certified Physiatrists | Advanced TBI Rehabilitation
💡 Accurate Diagnoses & Non-Invasive Treatment
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🧠 Not every head injury looks serious but the signs can be.Sometimes the hardest part is that you look fine on the outsi...
10/14/2025

🧠 Not every head injury looks serious but the signs can be.

Sometimes the hardest part is that you look fine on the outside while everything feels different on the inside. After a crash, symptoms like headaches, dizziness, or brain fog can show up hours or even days later.

That doesn’t mean you’re overreacting. It means your brain is asking for time, patience, and care. If this sounds familiar, know you’re not alone and that healing takes more than rest.

📌 Save this post and share it to help others recognize the early and delayed signs of a concussion. Awareness creates understanding, and understanding creates safer recoveries.

Did you know 🧠 Trouble concentrating after a crash is one of the most common TBI symptoms.Many survivors worry that brai...
10/09/2025

Did you know 🧠 Trouble concentrating after a crash is one of the most common TBI symptoms.

Many survivors worry that brain fog or difficulty focusing means they’re “lazy” or not trying hard enough. The truth is very different these are real signs that the brain is still healing after trauma.

💡 Concentration struggles, memory lapses, or mental fatigue are invisible to others, but they can affect every part of daily life.

💙 You’re not lazy. Your symptoms are valid. Your recovery matters.

📌 Share this post to help spread awareness and remind survivors they are not alone in their journey.

After a brain injury, focus and energy often come and go. Many survivors describe moments of clarity followed by periods...
10/08/2025

After a brain injury, focus and energy often come and go. Many survivors describe moments of clarity followed by periods of fatigue or fog. This isn’t weakness, it’s a sign your brain is still healing.

💡 Healing isn’t about pushing through at all costs. It’s about pacing yourself, allowing recovery time, and recognizing that progress isn’t always a straight line.

💙 To every survivor: your symptoms are real, your strength is valid, and your healing matters.

📌 Share this post to raise awareness brain fog is part of recovery, not the absence of it.

It’s okay to grieve who you were before the crash. 💙Recovery after a traumatic brain injury isn’t only about medical car...
10/08/2025

It’s okay to grieve who you were before the crash. 💙

Recovery after a traumatic brain injury isn’t only about medical care it’s also about learning to live with the brain you have now. That process can bring sadness, frustration, and even grief for the “old you.”

💡 Healing means honoring those feelings while also building new routines, finding support, and creating a life where progress is measured differently.

You are not alone in this journey. Every step you take forward even the small ones matters.

📌 Share this post to remind others that emotional healing is just as important as physical recovery.

Trouble focusing is one of the most common symptoms after a traumatic brain injury.If you’ve been struggling to concentr...
10/06/2025

Trouble focusing is one of the most common symptoms after a traumatic brain injury.

If you’ve been struggling to concentrate since your crash, you’re not alone. Many TBI survivors experience:

>Brain fog or mental fatigue
>Losing track of conversations
>Difficulty reading, working, or multitasking

💡 These challenges aren’t just “distractions” they’re signs your brain is still healing. And they can affect everything from work to relationships.

At Brain Injury Medicine of Seattle, we see these struggles every day and we know they’re real.

💙 Your symptoms are valid. Your story matters.

📌 Share this post to raise awareness, and let others know they’re not alone in their recovery.

For many living with a traumatic brain injury, the hardest struggles are the ones others can’t see.Brain fog. Fatigue. M...
10/04/2025

For many living with a traumatic brain injury, the hardest struggles are the ones others can’t see.

Brain fog. Fatigue. Mood changes. Memory loss. Trouble focusing. These symptoms may not be visible, but they can impact every part of life after a crash.

💡 Just because a brain injury is invisible doesn’t mean it isn’t real. Survivors deserve to be believed, supported, and understood.

💙 To every TBI survivor: your fight is valid. Your story matters.
📌 Share this post to help raise awareness because invisible injuries need visible support.

For many TBI survivors, dizziness isn’t just feeling lightheaded it’s a daily reminder that the brain and nervous system...
10/03/2025

For many TBI survivors, dizziness isn’t just feeling lightheaded it’s a daily reminder that the brain and nervous system are still working to recover.

💡 This can show up as:
-Feeling unsteady when standing up
-Sudden waves of dizziness
-Balance problems that make walking or moving harder

These symptoms can affect confidence, independence, and daily life, yet they’re often misunderstood or dismissed.

💙 At Brain Injury Medicine of Seattle, we know these symptoms are real, and we work to support survivors through awareness, validation, and care.

📌 Share this post to help spread awareness, invisible symptoms deserve to be seen and understood.

Brain: “We’re fine.”Also brain: “Wait… why did I just walk in here?” 🤔If you’ve lived with a traumatic brain injury, the...
10/01/2025

Brain: “We’re fine.”
Also brain: “Wait… why did I just walk in here?” 🤔

If you’ve lived with a traumatic brain injury, these funny but frustrating moments might feel all too familiar. Forgetting tasks, losing track of what you were doing, or walking into a room with no idea why they’re part of the invisible side of recovery.

💙 These experiences can feel isolating, but you’re not alone. Brain fog and forgetfulness are real symptoms, even if others can’t see them.

📌 Share this post if you’ve ever had one of these “what was I doing again?” moments and help spread awareness that invisible injuries are still real.

How TBI Affects SleepSleep problems are one of the most common and most overlooked effects of a traumatic brain injury....
10/01/2025

How TBI Affects Sleep

Sleep problems are one of the most common and most overlooked effects of a traumatic brain injury.

A TBI can:
😴 Make it difficult to fall or stay asleep
⏰ Disrupt your normal sleep-wake cycle
💤 Leave you feeling drained, even after a full night of rest

Why does this happen? After a brain injury, the brain is working overtime to heal and rewire. That extra effort can throw off normal rest patterns and make recovery even harder.

💙 If sleep hasn’t felt the same since your accident, know that you’re not alone — and your symptoms are valid.

📌 Save this post as a reminder, and share it with someone who may be struggling silently. Awareness can make a difference.

Still exhausted weeks after your crash? You’re not alone.Fatigue after a brain injury is different from everyday tiredne...
09/29/2025

Still exhausted weeks after your crash? You’re not alone.

Fatigue after a brain injury is different from everyday tiredness. It’s called neuro-fatigue, when the brain works overtime to heal, rewire, and adapt.

That’s why even simple activities like reading, conversation, or driving can leave you completely drained. This is not laziness. It’s neurological.

💙 Your symptoms are real. Feeling exhausted doesn’t mean you’re failing it means your brain is still recovering.

📌 Save this post if you’ve felt misunderstood, and share it to help others see the unseen side of TBI recovery.

What Is PIP? How It Supports Brain Injury CareAfter a motor vehicle accident, Personal Injury Protection (PIP) can be on...
09/26/2025

What Is PIP? How It Supports Brain Injury Care

After a motor vehicle accident, Personal Injury Protection (PIP) can be one of the most important tools for accessing timely care. Many people aren’t sure what it actually covers and understanding it can make a big difference in recovery.

For brain injury care, PIP may:
✅ Cover accident-related diagnostic testing
✅ Support treatment and rehabilitation services
✅ Provide access to specialists when symptoms require deeper evaluation

At Brain Injury Medicine of Seattle, we accept PIP and attorney liens so patients can move forward with care without unnecessary delays.

📌 If you or someone you know has questions about how PIP works after a crash, share this post, awareness helps make recovery easier.

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