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- “Your only disability may be your attitude!”
- 8 year struggle-Fix Kate’s Brain!
- Stepping stones on the walk to faith
- On the brain injury journey, looking back at how far we’ve come can be one of the most beautiful ways to practice gratitude
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) affects and upsets life on multiple levels: physical, psychological, social, and even spiritual.
- ‘An Ordinary Person, One extraordinary Life’ just published
- “The Nurses” Book???
- After my car accident and life with the diagnosis of having a brain injury …. is when it all changed…. like the snap of fingers!
- “On the ‘journey (race) of life, perhaps the greatest of miracles lies not in crossing the finish line, but the obstacles (seemingly insurmountable ??) overcome along the way.”
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- “You’re not disabled (limited) by your disabilities, you are able (enabled) by your abilities.”
- “Your only disability may be your attitude!”
- 8 year struggle-Fix Kate’s Brain!
- Stepping stones on the walk to faith
- On the brain injury journey, looking back at how far we’ve come can be one of the most beautiful ways to practice gratitude
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) affects and upsets life on multiple levels: physical, psychological, social, and even spiritual.
- ‘An Ordinary Person, One extraordinary Life’ just published
- “The Nurses” Book???
- After my car accident and life with the diagnosis of having a brain injury …. is when it all changed…. like the snap of fingers!
- “On the ‘journey (race) of life, perhaps the greatest of miracles lies not in crossing the finish line, but the obstacles (seemingly insurmountable ??) overcome along the way.”
- Living With Head (Brain) Injury
- “You’re not disabled (limited) by your disabilities, you are able (enabled) by your abilities.”
- “Your only disability may be your attitude!”
- 8 year struggle-Fix Kate’s Brain!
- Stepping stones on the walk to faith
- On the brain injury journey, looking back at how far we’ve come can be one of the most beautiful ways to practice gratitude
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) affects and upsets life on multiple levels: physical, psychological, social, and even spiritual.
- ‘An Ordinary Person, One extraordinary Life’ just published
- “The Nurses” Book???
- After my car accident and life with the diagnosis of having a brain injury …. is when it all changed…. like the snap of fingers!
- “On the ‘journey (race) of life, perhaps the greatest of miracles lies not in crossing the finish line, but the obstacles (seemingly insurmountable ??) overcome along the way.”
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- “You’re not disabled (limited) by your disabilities, you are able (enabled) by your abilities.”
- “Your only disability may be your attitude!”
- 8 year struggle-Fix Kate’s Brain!
- Stepping stones on the walk to faith
- On the brain injury journey, looking back at how far we’ve come can be one of the most beautiful ways to practice gratitude
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) affects and upsets life on multiple levels: physical, psychological, social, and even spiritual.
- ‘An Ordinary Person, One extraordinary Life’ just published
- “The Nurses” Book???
- After my car accident and life with the diagnosis of having a brain injury …. is when it all changed…. like the snap of fingers!
- “On the ‘journey (race) of life, perhaps the greatest of miracles lies not in crossing the finish line, but the obstacles (seemingly insurmountable ??) overcome along the way.”
- SUBSCRIBE
- “You’re not disabled (limited) by your disabilities, you are able (enabled) by your abilities.”
- “Your only disability may be your attitude!”
- 8 year struggle-Fix Kate’s Brain!
- Stepping stones on the walk to faith
- On the brain injury journey, looking back at how far we’ve come can be one of the most beautiful ways to practice gratitude
- Traumatic brain injury (TBI) affects and upsets life on multiple levels: physical, psychological, social, and even spiritual.
- ‘An Ordinary Person, One extraordinary Life’ just published
- “The Nurses” Book???
- After my car accident and life with the diagnosis of having a brain injury …. is when it all changed…. like the snap of fingers!
- “On the ‘journey (race) of life, perhaps the greatest of miracles lies not in crossing the finish line, but the obstacles (seemingly insurmountable ??) overcome along the way.”
Monthly Archives: April 2018
Hope after head injury
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Head/Brain Injury and Dysphasia (or Aphasia)
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Head/Brain Injury and Dysphasia (or Aphasia) | Sharing some … ? Head/Brain Injury and Dysphasia (or Aphasia) | Sharing some … asphysia and dysphasia | Sharing some Information and…
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“In the midst of darkness, light exists…and persists burning, as a tiny candle of hope….even in the darkest of places.”
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“The world would have you agree with its dismal dream of limitation. But the light would have you soar like the eagle of your sacred visions.”
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“I’ve already been to hell!”
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Tests revealed something was wrong. Scary words filled a report with my name on it: Memory, low average. Executive functioning, low average. Verbal fluency, reduced ability. Impairment. Below expectation. Below average. They were…
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This is your life. BE YOU
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from https://www.facebook.com/livingwithheadinjury and https://www.facebook.com/Uplift-Encourage-and-Inspire-479972392393133/ Psss To be nobody but yourself in a world which is doing … – Craig’s Quotes from a Google search (thanks for rescuing me from “sheer utter chaos”, Big G! * (and…
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Undiagnosed brain/head injury
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Help for Undiagnosed Brain Injury | BrainLine and Traumatic Brain Injury Signs and Symptoms | BrainLine from Google searches (thanks for rescuing me from “sheer utter chaos”, Big G! * (and by that…
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What Really Happens Inside Your Head When You Have a Concussion?
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“Head injuries are all different, often markedly so. If you have a head injury you will live with that head injury all the time and the only person who knows and understands your head injury is you…”
“Head injuries are all different, often markedly so. If you have a head injury you will live with that head injury all the time and the only person who knows and understands your head injury is you. So called … Continue reading
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“We know ourselves best, living with the cognitive effects (daily). Health professionals may guide, but you are best placed to develop strategies that help us cope most effectively (to combat deficits).”
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“We know ourselves best, living with the cognitive effects (daily). Health professionals may guide, but you are best placed to develop strategies that help us cope most effectively (to combat deficits).”…
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