Why Every PCS Setback Made Me Want to Stop #PCSRecovery #postconcussionsyndrome
15 Aug 2026 · 1 min
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In this personal testimony, David Brimacombe explains that his struggle with post‑concussion syndrome (PCS) was compounded by a lack of a clear mission or purpose. Whenever he experienced a symptom flare‑up or felt unable to meet his obligations, he would stop his recovery efforts—not because he didn’t want to improve, but because the immediate challenges felt overwhelming and there was no compelling ‘why’ to push through. The absence of a motivating reason made each setback feel insurmountable, leading to repeated pauses in his rehabilitation journey.
