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Tag Archives: mild traumatic brain injury
Time Capsule/Snap Shot from 2003
[This was written in 2003, almost one year to the date of being rear-ended on the freeway. I thought this writing was long since lost. Before the accident I started a group and we went through Cheryl Richardson’s book “Take … Continue reading
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Tagged auto accident, cheryl richardson, extreme self-care, friends, hope, learning, life lessons, loss, mild traumatic brain injury, MVA, personal growth, perspective, TBI
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Upcoming BIAA Webinar – July 19, 2012 @ 3 p.m. ET – Get Things Done and Have Some Fun with Smart Devices
Thursday, July 19, 2012, at 3 p.m. ET: Michelle Ranae Wild, M.A., Caregiver’s Education Series Registration Price: $30 Continuing Education awarded: 1 hour Registration closes at 5 p.m. ET on July 17. Click here for more information. Information on how … Continue reading
Sidelined
I didn’t really think it was a big deal when I woke up yesterday feeling as though my hip was out of joint. I’ve felt that before, stretched and was able to relieve it and go about my day. Not … Continue reading
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Tagged dislocation, doctors, exams, hip pain, medical tests, mild traumatic brain injury, mTBI, orthopedics, TBI, x-rays
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Farewell to a friend: RIP Thomas William Weese AKA Totemwood Tommy
[You don’t have to look very hard to see my Brain Injury results…LOL…like copying and pasting this blog I forgot to include some posts. Ah yes, I get confused and am forgetful. But, I’m still here and I wanted to … Continue reading
Back to the Beginning: Patriot Day 2010 – Introducing TBI Warrior (posted Sept. 11, 2010)
9/11. The date heard around the world. A crime against humanity experienced in real-time by our very own generation, making history, simultaneously weakening and strengthening mankind’s resolve. If you’ve not heard Alan Jackson’s powerful song “Where Were You When The … Continue reading
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Tagged 9/11, combat-wounded, honor, Iraq, mild traumatic brain injury, mTBI, September 11, service, tbi warrior, traumatic brain injury
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Back to the Beginning: Missing One Week (posted Aug. 29, 2010)
With Brain Injury, the concept of time can become quite freakish. This week was one of those such weeks where I was completely adrift from what I call “this whole concept of time thing.” Monday started out with a trip … Continue reading
Back to the Beginning: Good TBI Information (posted Aug. 1, 2010)
…while I continue to be offline recovering from having company, I thought I’d share a really good link discussing the myriad of intricacies often overlooked in those with ‘Mild’ Traumatic Brain Injury. http://www.dickibus.co.uk/tkayhdi.htm Having crashed as hard as I did … Continue reading
Back to the Beginning: Update (posted June 3, 2009)
While mailing some legal documents today, I ran into Brother Frank from the church I used to attend. Another gal from church, also a high-functioning TBIer, is losing her home. I don’t know the circumstances behind it, I just know … Continue reading
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Tagged life with TBI, mild traumatic brain injury, processing life with TBI, update
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Back to the Beginning: Reduced Speed Zone Ahead (posted Apr. 29, 2009)
We’ve often seen the signs, it is easier to take the foot off the gas pedal and slow our vehicle down than our lives. I am learning a new set of signs for driving my life: Yield (rest, take breaks), … Continue reading
Back to the Beginning: ROCK THE QUO! (posted Apr. 22, 2009)
…the Status Quo. This letter was mailed/emailed today to President Obama and over 125 groups and associations to give voice to The Fight of My Life; Living with Traumatic Brain Injury. May we, no matter how we have been changed … Continue reading