Before my husband's brain injury I was rather timid. After his surgery I found myself fighting for my family's survival financially and emotionally. I'm much stronger and assertive now, and I like myself this way. —Marilyn C.
"There's absolutely nothing good about tragedy and loss, but something of value can come from the struggle in their aftermath. —Sonja Lyobomirsky, psychology professor and author of The How of Happiness.
Take a moment to think about these questions:
And then, please do send us your "silver lining"—how caring for your brain-injured family member may have changed your life in some small way for the better.