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Understanding Relationships after Brain Injury

November 24, 2015 By Second Chance to Live

In August of 1967 my parents, my brother and myself were in a bad car accident. My Mom and I were not expected to live the night of the car accident. Per the injuries that I sustained in the car accident: a fractured left femur (thigh bone) snapped on my Dad's bucket set as I was projected forward to the inside of the windshield. Upon hitting the inside of the windshield I … [Read more...]

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  • Neuroplasticity, Setting Goals and Creating Hope after Brain Injury Presentation to the Brain Injury Association of Virginia
  • Some Things to Consider so We Don’t Stay Stuck Living with the Impact of a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability Zoom Presentation and Fayetteville, NC Brain Injury Support Group
  • Living with a Brain Injury, Discrimination and Who is Defining you?
  • Loss of Friends and Family Resulting from Traumatic and Acquired Brain Injuries by Teah Beglau-Davis
  • Some Things to Consider so We don’t Stay Stuck Living with a Brain Injury Zoom Presentation and Harvard University
  • Somethings to Consider so We Don’t Stay Stuck Living with the Impact of a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability Zoom Presentation to the Brain Injury Services Adapt Clubhouse
  • Somethings to Consider so We Don’t Stay Stuck Living with a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability Zoom Presentation to the Brain Injury Association of Louisiana
  • Some Things to Consider so We Don’t Stay Stuck Living with the Impact of a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability
  • Creating Practical Hope in Our Lives through the Power of Identification
  • Living and Thriving Beyond Brain Injury Awareness to Create a Good Life for Ourselves Zoom Presentation
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  • Updated List of National and International Groups and Organizations Using Second Chance to Live as a Resource
  • Don’t Let Anyone tell You, You Aren’t Enough Because…You are Smart, Intuitive and Courageous Zoom Presentation
  • Several Thoughts and Quotes that Inspire Me to Create Hope and be Empowered
  • Don’t Let Anyone tell You, You Aren’t Enough Because…You are Smart, Intuitive and Courageous
  • Finding Freedom From Feeling Intimidated and Diminished Living with a Brain injury and an Invisible Disability Presentation and the Chattanooga Area Brain Injury Association
  • Finding Freedom from Feeling Alone, Isolated, Alienated, Intimidated and Diminished Living with a Brain injury and an Invisible Disability
  • Getting Comfortable in Our “Own Skin” Living with a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability Zoom Presentation
  • Getting Comfortable in Our “Own Skin” Living with a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability
  • Finding Freedom from Feeling Alone, Isolated, Alienated, Intimidated and Diminished Living with a Brain injury and an Invisible Disability Zoom Presentation

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