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There is growing recognition of the long-term effects of NE during childhood, but little is known about the outcomes in adulthood, particularly from the perspective of the individuals affected and their families. Existing research primarily relies on outcome measures from neurodevelopmental assessments, which often fail to capture the lived experiences of those affected, limiting our understanding of the meaning and impact of the consequences of NE on their everyday lives. This paper tells the stories of four adults with varying outcomes following NE due to HI, ranging from largely typical development to cerebral palsy to subtle but significant cognitive challenges. Their narratives demonstrate that the long-term consequences of NE are highly variable and influenced by a complex interaction of medical, social, and environmental factors. They shared experiences of challenges, e.g., memory issues, which significantly affect their lives but are not routinely assessed in neurodevelopmental follow-up. Moreover, their narratives underscore that difficulties may emerge or evolve over time, emphasizing the need for ongoing, individualized care. Importantly, the stories of these adults also show that despite the challenges that they have faced and continue to face, they live fulfilling lives that go beyond what results from developmental assessments may indicate. 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