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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.”
- 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.”
Category Archives: brain injury
Facing it head on: what does a traumatic brain injury feel like?
Each year across Britain some 350,000 people are admitted to hospital with an acquired brain injury. The results can be life changing with 500,000 people in the UK currently suffering long term disabilities as a result. Four years ago the … Continue reading
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Living with Long-Term Brain (Head) Injury
https://headbraininjury.wordpress.com/2013/05/31/living-with-long-term-brain-head-injury-4/ https://headbraininjury.wordpress.com/tag/brain/ and https://livingwithheadinjury.wordpress.com/2015/06/10/some-cognitive-effects-of-head-brain-injury/ “When a brain has been damaged, new neural pathways can be formed, learnt, strengthened and developed over time …with habit-forming, focus and practice.” “With focus, dedication, persistence and especially patience, support and love, a brain, any brain can be rewired to follow … Continue reading
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Tagged brain injury, cognitive difficulties, effects of brain injury, effects of brain/head injury, head injury, living with brain injury, medical information, My Journey, My Story, neuro-psychology, what it feels like to have a head injury
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Traumatic Brain Injury Is …
* “A LARGE PUZZLE where a number of those pieces are broken.” * “A puzzle … all the pieces are there… but in the wrong order.” (“The pieces don’t quite fit, mesh together. but only you can find … Continue reading
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Tagged brain damage, brain injury, effects of head (brain) injury, living with brain injury, TBI, traumatic brain injury
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Some Cognitive Effects of Head (Brain) Injury
SOME COGNITIVE EFFECTS OF HEAD INJURY: by Craig Lock “Compare it (your head) to a jelly in a bowl. The bowl is the skull – a strong, protective container – and the jelly (the brain) is nestled within. The skull … Continue reading
Aging , Fatigue and Brain Injury
1st edition (Kindle e-book) has just been published at http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00T45PLPG and the paperback version Click on http://www.amazon.com/Aging-Fatigue-Brain-Injury-Living/dp/1507837372 to the singing of the Beatles at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SkyqRP8S93Y “We share what we know, so that we all may grow.” PPS “Together, one mind, one … Continue reading
Aging and Fatigue following Brain Injury
The Title of a new book I’m starting today! Here’s the opening paragraph… At age 15 I was in a serious accident in Cape Town, South Africa and was in a coma, unconscious or semi-conscious for between 3 weeks and … Continue reading
The Nurse: Living with Head (Brain) Injury
http://www.amazon.com/Nurse-Living-Injury-Dropped-Godzone-ebook/dp/B00RPWTYEE The paperback version is also available at
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Tagged brain injury, effects of head injury, head injury, nures
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Two years after a brain injury left him introverted and aggressive, James Cracknell and his wife Bev tell how it nearly tore them apart
http://headbraininjury.wordpress.com/2012/11/16/two-years-after-a-brain-injury-left-him-introverted-and-aggressive-james-cracknell-and-his-wife-bev-tell-how-it-nearly-tore-them-apart/ “We share what we know, so that we all may grow.” “Together, one mind, one life (one small step at a time), let’s see how many people (and lives) we can encourage, impact, empower, support, enrich, uplift and perhaps … Continue reading
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Tagged brain damage, brain injury, effects of brain injury, effects of brain/head injury, effects of head injury, head injury, living with brain injury, medical information
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Learning to Live with Brain Injury
Learning to Live with Brain Injury James Piercy calls it the “hidden disability”. Every year in his homeland, the United Kingdom, 135,000 people are admitted to hospital as a consequence of it. And each day in New Zealand, about 90 … Continue reading
