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Well, here is my story. It is taking much work to get things set up here. The accident happened right after high school graduation. It was about 3 months after high school graduation. I had the accident I woke up found myself lying in a hospital bed. I was confused. Lots of people came to see me. My left arm was in a cast. I had huge compound fracture in the upper left arm area. I now have metal plate in that area.

I was in that big Salem hospital for about one month. My ribs where crushed and they had lots of pain in that area. My lungs got deflated . I was in intensive care for a few weeks. I was in a coma. Doctors cut me open and checked over all my vital oregons to make sure everything was working correctly. Investigators declared no one is at fault for this big car wreck.

then, I got moved to a rehab hospital in Salem. In the rehab hospital I had occupational therapy, Speech therapy, and physical therapy. The pysical therapist had my use a fake bowling ball and bowling pins. Doctors where mainly concerned with my left hand and not about developing stradegies of overcoming brain dammage. I had some sort of psychologist she has tried to explain to me what happened to me and i could never understood her. Lots of misery

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then i got out of the two hospitals. I got placed in a rehab pogram that did not work. I got thrown in to a pot of different kinds of people. I thought that was very dehumanizing. There was manic depressives. There was ex convicts. There was developmentally disabled. There was epileptics. I was placed in a very hoisy invironment. I felt like i was losing my mind in this rehab program. It did not work for me. They was not doctors.. There was never any doctors in that place that specialize in brain injury. I got hurt lots in that place. I do not like how I was thrown in to melting pot that did not work. I spent about 2 years in that crazy place. I was getting massive head aches in that place due to too much noise. I was operating the big resaw and driving nails in to pallets

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got out of the rehab program. I moved to Salem apartment. It was so uncomfortable.. There was noisy stereos and noisy tennants I hated the next door baby that was crying and i hated the downstairs neighbors tv set. I was very sensative. People where getting drunk on the streets. There was a lady that panhandled me all the time. She was allways coming up to me and asking for bus money. that was a big turn off for me. The apartment manager warned me not to go in to the play ground due to drugs. I hated 2 storry apartments and i hate run down neighborhoods. My nerves hurt easily due to other peoples noise. Doctors never told me how can i deal with that. After about 2 months i got out of that certain Salem apartment. I found one in Stayton area. I was thinking this one will be nice, but i was wrong. Life there whent to pot. after about a year, broken families started to move in and ex cons. It was a revolving door with broken families. I was threatened with bodily harm in this certain apartment complex.. Management got fired lots and I saw police there every week trying to stop the illeagal drugs. I got sick of seeing trash there. I got so sick of seeing possums there also. No one there likes to use the dipsty dumpster.. I got sick of the gate being slammed against the wall. I got so sick of being hurt with the rattling stair case. The neighboring apartments had a stabbing. People did illeagal fire works\ IN about ten years i finnally moved out.. I had enough of that place
I had to quit my job. It never agreed with my left hand it swells too much the heat makes my tumors hurt the job never paid anything I got put on disability

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