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You have a story to tell and we are here to listen.  Would you like to share your journey here and provide others with some inspiration?  Help others find R.E.S.T. by sharing your story.  Submit your story to Al's Army, share pictures and videos to us for review and potentially share on our site and/or social media pages in an effort to provide hope, inspiration and encouragement to others.

Please understand we will not post inappropriate or explicit images, nor anything with foul or vulgar language as we respect everyone in our community and ensure that all content provided is appropriate for everyone.  We greatly respect everyone's right to privacy and we will not share any personal information about you outside of the details you agree to share as it pertains to your story, the images/videos you provide and what you grant Al's Army full permission to share to help raise awareness and support.  For your protection, please review our Images Terms and Conditions, Privacy Policy and Website Terms & Conditions.

From all of us at Al's Army, we have great sympathy for everyone who has been impacted by life after a TBI and we look forward to hearing your story, share in your jorney, and work together to help support our mission of bringing awareness and support to you as well as other Survivors, Families and Caregivers of TBI's.

AL TRAHAN

In July of 2020, we mad the decision to move Al (and Barb) from Ohio to Arizona so that Scott & Aubrey could assist with his rehabilitation and allow Barb to get the break she so desperately needed from doing things on her own for so long.  It has been a long journey with many highs and lows but, with persistence, patience, and perseverance, Al was able to get back up on his feet again after nearly 8 months of being bedridden.  Al continues to improve the strength in his legs, is eating healthy and putting on some of the weight that he lost during the initial year of his recovery.  It has been a blessing to be able to have more hands to help with Al's care and rehabilitation.  It truly does take an Army.  We know we will never get the old Al back and he struggles with the mental effects of his TBI on a daily basis which, may never improve.  However, we are so very grateful that he is still here with us after such a grim prognosis in the beginning.

Visit Al's GoFundMe Page to help support his recovery.

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