Not all my #TBIthursday memories will be about me. This one is about a duck named Dad!
#TBIthursday: Talk like a duck
Is #TBIthursday working?
I evaluate if my new blog feature #TBIthursday is helping me generate new content for my brain injury memoir.
Reflections on COVID-19 from someone who overcame personal tragedy
Reflections on the global pandemic of COVID-19 from my perspective as a survivor of trauma (in my case, a severe Traumatic Brain Injury/TBI).
Brain Injury Month: Monthly Writing Update
A monthly writing update about my commitment to the new NaNoWriMo event #StayHomeWriMo.
Brain Injury: A Reflection on the Years Post Injury by a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) Survivor
An essay reflecting on my years as a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) survivor.
Writing Update and Memoir Mind Mapping
A monthly writing update where I share a visual way that has helped me organize my memoir and give a word count update.
Default Settings After TBI
Sometimes my injured brain acts totally different than before my Traumatic Brain Injury and other times I feel like those default settings appear. Here’s an essay about such a phenomenon.
Writing Update: Memoir Progress
I finally have made some progress in my memoir so this is an old fashioned writing update with an actual word count for my memoir. #amFINALLYwriting
Essay: The Sounds are Coming From INSIDE My Head
An essay where I talk about how my severe Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) has left me with severely diminished hearing and distorted hearing that makes it seem like I have a horror movie INSIDE my head. Creepy!
Quite the imagination: A personal account of TBI and hearing loss
I switch around my posting schedule to write an essay. This essay is on the importance of imagination and how I used my imagination to make it through hearing distortions and brain trauma.
