Life After a Craniotomy Operation
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Life After a Craniotomy Operation

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  2. English
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Life After a Craniotomy Operation

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About This Book

Step into the remarkable journey of resilience and hope with Life After a Craniotomy Operation. Our brain, often compared to a computer perched atop our heads, serves as the epicentre of our existence, enabling us to navigate the complexities of modern life and its myriad highs and lows. However, when illness strikes, rendering simple tasks impossible, fear takes hold, and the words of a wise consultant resonate deeply: fright, flight, fightā€”an embodiment of our struggle.But what if a dedicated team of neuroscientists offers a lifeline? They extend a helping hand, emphasizing the pivotal word: 'help.' In that moment, how would you respond? Would you eagerly embrace the opportunity, exclaiming, 'Yes, sir!' Or would you cautiously inquire, 'Only if it can restore my previous self?'But pause and considerā€”what does 'normal' truly mean? What matters most is the fundamental question: Will I continue to live?Life After a Craniotomy Operationinvites you to embark on a poignant exploration of life's fragility and the remarkable resilience of the human spirit. Within these pages, you'll discover stories of triumph over adversity, the power of medical advancements, and the indomitable will to forge a new path forward. It is a testament to the enduring nature of the human experience and a reminder that life, even after the most challenging of circumstances, can be embraced with renewed vigour.

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Publisher
Austin Macauley Publishers
Year
2024
ISBN
9781035833030
Topic
Scienze sociali
Subtopic
Biografie nell'ambito delle scienze sociali

Table of contents

  1. Life After a Craniotomy Operation
  2. About the Author
  3. Copyright Information Ā©
  4. Acknowledgement
  5. Prologue
  6. Oxford
  7. Where Do You Get Help?
  8. When Do You Have to React to Your Changing Circumstances?
  9. Past Present and Future
  10. Craniotomy
  11. Living Your Best Life; Is That a True Saying?
  12. Media
  13. What Does the Word Tumour Mean?
  14. What Is Healthy?
  15. I Am Not Healthy
  16. If You Need Help, Ring This Number?
  17. Diagnosis
  18. Would You Share Your Fruit Pastilles?
  19. What Does Benign Mean?
  20. Life Skills
  21. What Is This Person Like Now?
  22. What If This Is It for the Rest of My Life?
  23. Operation Day
  24. The Team in Neurosurgery Has Done My Operation
  25. Going Back to Work
  26. Medication
  27. Walkabout at the Hospital
  28. Time
  29. Lost But Never Faraway
  30. Tracker Time
  31. The New Normal
  32. What Does a Craniotomy Patient Expect from Their Operation?
  33. 1 June 2017 ā€“ Operation Day
  34. To Say Itā€™s Musketeer Time Would Be Awful but Roseā€¦
  35. Peace and Quiet
  36. Work of a Perfectionist
  37. Diva in the House
  38. Family
  39. What Dates and Times Do You Always Remember?
  40. Appointments That Can Be Overlooked
  41. Recovery Is a Bitch!
  42. Recovery
  43. What Is Recovery?
  44. Recovery Takes Time
  45. At Home, Learning Things All Over Again
  46. What Is Fair?
  47. Workplace
  48. Sound
  49. I Am Born and Bred
  50. Speech and Language Therapy
  51. Ups and Downs
  52. The Five Senses That I Feel Were Always Important to Me Areā€¦
  53. Smell
  54. Touch
  55. Emotions
  56. Taste
  57. Sound
  58. What Do You Hear When Music Is Played?
  59. Singing
  60. Sight
  61. Events That Should Have Highlighted That It Was Time for Me to Seek Help
  62. Can Anyone Ever Fix Me?
  63. When Is a Problem Not to Be Ignored?
  64. The Food Festival
  65. Why Do I Not Do Something?
  66. Visiting My Sister
  67. Anxiety
  68. Crete
  69. It Is Raining Cats and Dogs
  70. Stereotactic Radiotherapy
  71. Hospice
  72. Zapping Time
  73. Why Does Work Matter So Much to Me?
  74. Workplace
  75. What Is Time?
  76. Visiting the Doctors
  77. Running Out of Time
  78. Memories
  79. Future
  80. Just Maybe
  81. Epilogue