Hello, I've been out of my coma for two years now if you want to talk xx

I have been out of my coma for 3 1/2 years now and I too still feel alone and lost.

hi I was in a coma for 2 weeks nearly died I was given 48 hours so they tell me . my life feels like I died and come back but to what. everything seems diverent I here things sounds and my dreams I go back there were ever that is. I wake up sweating im totally LOST they say things will get beter but when im still waiting been 18 mouths now. and now answers so your not on your known all the best and I hope we find our answers very soon and it all come back the way it was yours truly Antony x

I was in a coma for two weeks in 2014. Lost months of memories and still have problems sleeping and connecting with ppl. I know it's irrational but I am still scared to close my eyes at night scared I will die in my sleep. My coma was due to a pregnancy induced heart attack that left my heart severely weakened. I now have a difibilator/pacemaker implant

I can only speak for myself and what I have to say may or may not help, but I was in a coma 8 years ago, for 4 weeks, it gets better but your life is changed forever. You have to accept that and adapt, and yes it can be lonely because not that many people understand how it affects you or how it feels. I was off work for a year and after 18 months out of hospital I walked out of my marriage and my old job. I am now a different person that's just the way it is and I have accepted that which has helped enormously.
I sleep fine now, I still have a couple physical health issues but this is from the car crash not the coma. I am happier with a simple life, no dramas. I don't socialise like I used to, work and home and a visit with a few friends, my world and comfort zone has shrunk considerably. I also don't have many close family, but I force myself to go out, things like shopping in the local town and the odd craft exhibition or meal with a friend. I still feel incredibly anxious, nervous in public, scared sometimes close to panic in completely normal situations but I have to ignore these feelings and push through because I would just end up in the house and not dare go out....at all.
Just try and remember you are a survivor, that's something to be proud of so be kind to yourself and don't be so hard on yourself, you're still fabulous!