Twelve years ago, I survived severe carbon monoxide poisoning (COHb 60%). After waking up from a two-night coma, it wasn’t “brain fog”—it was erasure: no access to my own long-term memories, and a short-term memory that reset in 1–2 seconds.

What followed wasn’t just medical. It was human. When you can’t reliably remember, you become an easy target—people twisting facts, lying, exploiting gaps, crossing boundaries, and trying to define your reality for you. I lived through the lowest period a person can go through, survived prolonged instability, and later endured and overcame an episode of acute neurological burnout—then kept going anyway.

Post-injury, I still:
• Returned to elite competition and won national and world titles
• Graduated from the American University in Cairo while operating under severe cognitive volatility
• Earned a Sales Management diploma and four life coaching certifications
• Earned performance credentials (ISSA CPT, Nutrition, Strength & Conditioning) and rebuilt physical output under neurological strain
• Built and operated multiple ventures end-to-end (product, operations, sales, delivery)
• Designed complex, advanced systems—including original, high-concept work such as HACS (Harmonic Automotive Communication System)
• Engineered decision frameworks, routines, and execution protocols that function without reliable memory—and turned them into a coaching methodology

Today, through Still Unspoken, I provide systems-based coaching for post–carbon monoxide poisoning clients and their close circles; translating chaos into structure so life becomes stable, functional, and usable again.

The easiest way to get in touch is through my website, where you can book a complimentary 30-minute session.

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