After nearly 6 years of living with significant hearing loss from injuries sustained in an accident, I have come up with a visual way of explaining my hearing loss and how I hear sound. … More A Visual Representation of Hearing Loss #MemoirMoment
I decide to have a brain to brain (instead of heart to heart) with my injured brain (Traumatic Brain Injury). This blog is the result of that. … More Dear TBI Brain: A candid letter from a TBI survivor to their injured brain.
To get back into the writing and creativity mode I decide to read for just the pure joy of reading. No memoirs, just fun contemporary fiction. … More Books to read in the Summer.
Each year around my birthday I search for what ages famous authors first published. Because each birthday that goes by without me publishing makes ask those questions. Yesterday was my birthday so I share my findings of my Internet search. … More A Yearly Google Search on My Birthday
After my “blank brain” symptom from a few weeks ago I talk about how a little bug with a purpose has helped me kick off the cobwebs of creativity. … More Kicking off the Cobwebs #MemoirMoment
A compilation of my writings published other places. … More Various Writings by Me #MemoirMoment
I explain how a Traumatic Brain Injury symptom has turned into a bit of not just writer’s block but brain block. … More Blank Brain vs. Blank Page #MemoirMoment
I discuss a concept that I have uncovered when writing my brain injury memoir: that coming out of the coma was really quite gradual. … More A gradual waking up #MemoirMoment
I may not actually be in crisis mode with my memoir but I share where I am. I also share a short book review. … More MAYDAY: Reaching Crisis Mode in Writing My Memoir #MemoirMoment
The COVID-19 pandemic has taken plenty of things from society. I talk about one of those things, smiles, in this essay. … More I miss smiles, A COVID-19 essay
Writing By Laura 