In this episode of the Charles Bonnet Syndrome podcast, host Shaimond interviews Kim Kimberley who shares her personal experiences of living with CBS after sustaining a head injury from being assaulted. She discusses the nature of her hallucinations, interactions with medical professionals, and the coping mechanisms she has developed, including the use of LED lights and support from online communities. The conversation sheds light on the challenges of diagnosing and managing CBS, as well as the importance of support and self-advocacy.
Contact Kim at kimikimberley@outlook.com
For help with CBS call 1-704-389-0160
Contact me at info@cbsyndromepodcast.com
For a link to attend Dr. Gary Cusick’s U.S.-based weekly virtual CBS support group and CBS caregivers support group email Dr. Cusick at garymcusick@icloud.com
For support or resources for CBS in the UK, please visit https://www.charlesbonnetsyndrome.uk or email judith@charlesbonnetsyndrome.uk.
For support or resources for CBS in the U.S., please visit https://marycarmelslight.com or https://www.charlesbonnet.com or email garymcusick@icloud.com
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