Introduction Sometimes what we need most in recovery isn’t a list of tasks or goals — but a mindset that helps us believe we still have something to give and receive. The “I CAN” Pillars were born out of my own journey through brain injury and reflect what helped me begin again when everything felt impossible. Objective To share the principles that helped me pursue … [Read more...]
Living with a Brain Injury? You’re Not Alone—And Not Done Yet
Living with a Brain Injury? You’re Not Alone—And Not Done Yet Living with a brain injury can feel like walking a road no one else sees. If you’ve ever wondered, “Why is this still hard?” If you’ve felt left behind in your recovery—while the world around you has moved on—you’re not alone. I know that feeling. I live with the long-term effects of a traumatic brain injury I … [Read more...]
Key Takeaways for Living with Brain Injuries and Invisible Disabilities – Second Chance to Live
Core Message “Living with a brain injury or invisible disability can feel confusing, isolating, and overwhelming. Through my journey and the mission of Second Chance to Live, I’ve discovered key takeaways that bring encouragement, emotional healing, and a sense of purpose. This article offers insights that support brain injury survivors and those navigating life with unseen … [Read more...]
The Importance of Self-Advocacy after a Brain Injury to Own the Power in Our Mind, Body, Soul, Spirit and Emotions eBook
Read my book. “The Importance of Self-Advocacy after a Brain Injury to Own the Power in our Mind, Body, Spirit, Soul and Emotions eBook”. An e Book to encourage hope. I am writing this eBook to encourage people, like myself, to own their power in mind, body, spirit, soul and emotions. To own their power through being actively involved in a self-advocacy process. A … [Read more...]
Finding Freedom from Feeling Alone, Isolated & Diminished: Living with Brain Injury & Invisible Disability
Living with a Brain Injury and Invisible Disability Living with a brain injury and invisible disability can feel isolating, diminishing, and emotionally paralyzing. Many people don’t see — or understand — the daily struggles we face. This lack of awareness often leads to feelings of rejection, alienation, and being minimized. It’s easy to feel invisible when your symptoms are … [Read more...]
