When husbands and fathers face the reality that their marriages are ending, many of them are not only disappointed and perhaps mildly depressed at this realization, but they may also be daunted by the perception that they stand to lose much more than their families.
When someone suffers a traumatic brain injury, that person likely feels that he or she is all alone in the struggle to regain his or her health and happiness.
When someone suffers a severe head injury and they are incapacitated for any period of time, he or she faces a long and difficult road to recovery. Unfortunately, many of the 1.7 million people who suffer these types of injuries in the United States every year will never completely recover from the harm they have suffered.
When husbands or fathers face the possibility of a divorce, they often face this scenario with a bit of a defeatist attitude because they assume that they have no chance at emerging victorious.