When a brain injury occurs at birth, families are forced to process an incredible amount of information during an already traumatic time. One of the most pressing questions is whether the injury could have been avoided. Finding this out requires in-depth review of clinical care across pre-natal, labour and delivery stages, and the following questions
There is a particular kind of uncertainty that follows a brain injury, one that does not always show up on scans or charts but settles into everyday life in quiet, unsettling ways. Somewhere between medical appointments and conversations that feel harder than they used to, many families begin looking for answers and come across the
Brain injuries are one of the most complicated and life-changing events that one can encounter in life. Regardless of whether it is due to a road accident, a fall, medical negligence, or even a workplace accident, the aftermath is usually far-reaching beyond the immediate physical damage. The effects may be lifelong, starting with memory lapses
