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Living With Head (Brain) Injury- “It is not as important to succeed, as to persevere”
- Possibility Thinking
- Footprints on the sands
- “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. …”
- Sharing some Information and Thoughts on Head and Brain Injury
- “When you can see no light at the end of the tunnel, light your own candle and let your light illuminate the world, like the radiance from a window at midnight.” That’s a metaphor, BTW
- “If you have knowledge, let others light a candle to it”
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- “You think you have a limit. And so you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high.”
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- “It is not as important to succeed, as to persevere”
- Possibility Thinking
- Footprints on the sands
- “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. …”
- Sharing some Information and Thoughts on Head and Brain Injury
- “When you can see no light at the end of the tunnel, light your own candle and let your light illuminate the world, like the radiance from a window at midnight.” That’s a metaphor, BTW
- “If you have knowledge, let others light a candle to it”
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- “You think you have a limit. And so you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high.”
- Living With Head (Brain) Injury
- “It is not as important to succeed, as to persevere”
- Possibility Thinking
- Footprints on the sands
- “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. …”
- Sharing some Information and Thoughts on Head and Brain Injury
- “When you can see no light at the end of the tunnel, light your own candle and let your light illuminate the world, like the radiance from a window at midnight.” That’s a metaphor, BTW
- “If you have knowledge, let others light a candle to it”
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- “You think you have a limit. And so you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high.”
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- “It is not as important to succeed, as to persevere”
- Possibility Thinking
- Footprints on the sands
- “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. …”
- Sharing some Information and Thoughts on Head and Brain Injury
- “When you can see no light at the end of the tunnel, light your own candle and let your light illuminate the world, like the radiance from a window at midnight.” That’s a metaphor, BTW
- “If you have knowledge, let others light a candle to it”
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- “You think you have a limit. And so you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high.”
- SUBSCRIBE
- “It is not as important to succeed, as to persevere”
- Possibility Thinking
- Footprints on the sands
- “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. …”
- Sharing some Information and Thoughts on Head and Brain Injury
- “When you can see no light at the end of the tunnel, light your own candle and let your light illuminate the world, like the radiance from a window at midnight.” That’s a metaphor, BTW
- “If you have knowledge, let others light a candle to it”
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- The cognitive effects of brain injury
- “You think you have a limit. And so you touch this limit, something happens and you suddenly can go a little bit further. With your mind power, your determination, your instinct, and the experience as well, you can fly very high.”
Category Archives: living with brain injury
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
Posted in brain damage, brain injury, effects of head (brain) injury, effects of head injury, head injury, living with brain injury, living with head (brain) injury, medical information, My Journey, My Story, what it feels like to have a head injury
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
Posted in brain damage, brain injury, effects of head (brain) injury, effects of head injury, head injury, living with brain injury, medical information, TBI (traumatic brain injury)
Tagged brain damage, brain injury, effects of head (brain) injury, living with brain injury, TBI, traumatic brain injury
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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
TBI is a much more manageable injury today than it has been in the past, but it remains a major health problem. As people with TBI continue to live longer and face the challenges of aging with TBI, it will be our duty to provide better education and long-term programs and services. We all have brains; let’s continue to use them — injured or not — to support TBI prevention, research, and treatment.”
“TBI is a much more manageable injury today than it has been in the past, but it remains a major health problem. As people with TBI continue to live longer and face the challenges of aging with TBI, it will … Continue reading
Two years after a brain injury left him introverted and aggressive, James Cracknell and his wife Bev tell how it nearly tore them apart
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 … Continue reading
Posted in brain injury, effects of head injury, head injury, living with brain injury, living with head (brain) injury, what it feels like to have a head injury
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
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