can someone help me my best shot her self in the head what kind of support can i give her?

Question

please some one help me

Answer 1

I am sure that your friends family will be grateful for you just visiting and staying by your friends side at this time.

Incouragement would help your friend and the family who at this time is stressed. The chance of a brain trauma can be devasting impact a person and his or her family.

Firearm injuries are often fatal: 9 out of 10 people who have a brain injury from a firearm die from their injuries.

Your friend may require assistance for even the simple activities: brushing teeth, getting out of bed and eating.

Some of the things your friend will have to have help and therpy for;
-Bowel and bladder incontinence
-Impaired physical mobility
- Impaired or limited ability to take care of self
-Ineffective airway
- Sleep pattern disturbance
-Chronic pain
-Impaired cognition
-Impaired verbal communication and comprehension

Answer 2

The best thing you can do is be a friend to her and comfort her but at the same time give her some space to think about what happened. Try and have an understanding that these things happen whether accidental or on purpose. Don't ever put someone in a guilt trip it can sometimes make things worst. Her emotions will be running high. If she says everything is fine don't push anything just remind her you'll be there as a friend if she needs you. (I was wondering because of your previous question.) Hope all works out.

Answer 3

By the sounds of it.. she lived?

Woah..

Just give her support, if she's got any problems talk to her. Or help her get help, Best of luck for you too.