What I Discovered
Living with the impact of a brain injury and an invisible disability can leave us with many feelings.
Feeling alone, isolated, alienated, minimized, marginalized, dismissed and discounted.
Feelings that can leave us believing that we are stuck, trapped, crazy, ineffective and misunderstood.
In Response
We may feel intimidated and diminished.
What Helped Me to Find Freedom
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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Finding Freedom from Feeling Alone, Isolated, Alienated, Intimidated and Diminished Living with a Brain injury and an Invisible Disability
The Result of Feeling Intimidated and Diminished
We may have a difficult time getting comfortable with ourselves after our brain injury. Living with the impact of a brain injury and an invisible can keep us guessing.
Guessing at how to be comfortable in our “own skin”.
In My Experience
As a result, I spent much of my time and energy approval seeking and people pleasing in an attempt to get comfortable. Comfortable in my own skin so that I would not feel alone, isolated and alienated from other people and myself. As a result, I believed that I deserved to be intimidated, diminished and bullied.
But thank God that was not the end of the story. I discovered that I could change this belief. As I got comfortable in my own skin, I realized that I did not deserve to be intimidated, diminished or bullied.
What Helped me to Get Comfortable in my “Own Skin”
Getting Comfortable in Our “Own Skin” Living with a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability Zoom Presentation
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Getting Comfortable in Our “Own Skin” Living with a Brain Injury and an Invisible Disability
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