A little essay about the long and varied process of healing after trauma (particularly a coma and TBI). I also discuss the Oscars (coming up on April 25th). … More The many versions of self after healing from trauma
I discovered that I can enjoy podcasts again now that Google Chrome has live captioning for audio and video. This is a huge and happy discovery for me that I am happy to discuss in this weekly post. … More I heart podcasts and I can enjoy them again
I discuss a documentary film, “Who Am I To Stop It, ” about artists living with brain injury in this Brain Injury Awareness Month post. … More Movie for Brain Injury Awareness Month
I discuss the theme from the Brain Injury Association of America’s brain injury awareness month: More Than My Brain Injury. … More More Than My Brain Injury: It’s Brain Injury Awareness month #TBIthursday
I admit something about my memoir that I have been writing since July 2019. … More The power of a new version
In early celebration of Valentine’s Day this TBIthursday is an ode to a trait I no longer have due to brain injury: multitasking. … More A Valentine to Multitasking
I discuss how the songs and sounds that play in my memory play a loop of Christmas music this time of year. It’s like having a radio station and radio DJ in my head! … More #TBIthursday The Annoying Radio Station in my head
On this Thanksgiving Day that falls on a #TBIthursday, I write about how I am thankful for the ability to express myself through writing even in the face of experiencing a severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). … More #TBIthursday Thankful for Writing
In this #TBIthursday I write about my friends in high places… movies. And my pop culture feature this week is a discussion on movies that soothe. … More #TBIthursday My friends from movies
I talk about something I have noticed is different since my severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) in this week’s #TBIthursday installment. My psychologist has called it “superstitious thoughts.” I explain what that means and I also discuss the young adult novel “Black Kids.” … More #TBIthursday: Superstitious Thoughts and Book Review of “Black Kids”
