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 through an ongoing and never-ending cycle of domestic abuse, that person faces a situation where there seems to be absolutely no way out – no one will believe them, no one will help them and saying something will only make matters worse.
According to statistics kept by the United States Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, more than 50,000 people are killed after suffering a traumatic head injury every year, and hundreds of thousands of others are forced to live with long-term disabilities.