‘Children don’t want to hear your advice as a parent, so it was better for Liam to hear the message from professionals...’
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Liam’s Story
“There was a period of time after the injury where I had to get myself ready to accept that I might never be independent again.”
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Liam’s Story: A workplace accident
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Rediscovering independence after traumatic brain injury
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Looking to the future
Liam’s recently felt confident to move into his own home with his girlfriend Izzy. The pair went to primary school together but started seeing each other more regularly after Liam’s injury. He says, “I did warn her it would be a tough ride but she’s up for the challenge. Socially she does a lot for me. She’s a translator when I struggle to get my words out. She understands what I’m trying to say.”
As he’s regained his independence, Liam’s found a love of cooking, “Something where I can get creative with the flavours. I love those little things I can take charge of.”