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1. Day To Day Functioning With A Brain Injury I had a brain injury as a child and I want to let others know that have had brain injuries, that they aren't alone. I also want to let them know that what they are experiencing is normal for this condition. It's not something that they should feel ba...
2. Brain Injury Survivor's Guide Dedicated to helping those who live with an injured brain. Our main website, braininjuryguide.org, has been SafeSurf rated and has received ICCS certification from iWatchDog. See our website's most recent award below.
3. Brain Injury Treatment Science has been making a lot of progress recently in creating a variety of new methods that may be used to help those who have brain disorders. There are several new brain manipulation tools that have the capacity to alter the brain for beneficial e...
4. Surviving A Ruptured Brain Aneurysm On April 3rd, 2002, at 8:10am EST I stepped out of our bedroom into the hall and knew right away I was in trouble. I told my wife, Bonnie, that I had a really bad problem and then slid down the wall into a heap. You might survive if everything is ju...
5. Stroke and Chiropractors In the early morning hours of a cold day in November of last year, I woke up to use the bathroom and promptly fell to the floor, waking my wife. Several hours later, doctors were explaining details of the stroke I had in my sleep. I could not speak...
6. Who Stole My Cheese Change is the one constant of living. So why does it upset us so much when life throws us a curve? How many times have we heard that the only things that are certain are death and taxes? Yet, we choose to say it, laugh about it, and ignore it. Hey, w...
7. Aphasia  n. An impairment of the ability to use or comprehend words, usually acquired as a result of a stroke or other brain injury.     Aphasia is a heartbreaking and devastating disability. When speech is impaired or absent, the impact on a per...
8. Brain Fitness For Baby Boomers | Brain Fitness Books | Brain Games You have probably heard the phrase "use it or lose it." But how can you "use it" effectively? Do we need to exercise our brains? Absolutely! Fitness helps brain function. Maintaining a healthy brain requires that we all have to work hard to susta...
9. After Stroke There are lots of resources for avoiding strokes and brain-injuries (helmets, cholesterol screening, etc.). But I think most people play little attention until they actually have a brain-injury or stroke.  So my focus is on recovery after the st...
10. JUST BEE: Life Affirming, Transformational Clothing My amazing friend, Lori Mertz, started JUST BEE for showcasing her creative drawings. At the age of 42, Lori has already lived about three lifetimes. She was a foster mother for three children, a production manager in the movie industry, administrat...
11. Heart Attack & Stroke Awareness The holidays are a time of extra stress for many. This means an increased risk and incidence of medical emergencies such as Heart Attack and Stroke. Know the warning signs and save a life! ACT QUICKLY - SECONDS COUNT From the American Heart Associ...
12. But You LOOK Good! A Guide to Understanding and Encouraging People Living with Chronic Illness and Pain But You LOOK Good! is a 52 page booklet that gives those living with chronic illness and pain a voice about how they feel, what  they need and how others can be an encouragement to them. It is a convenient, informative way to educate loved ones...
13. Accidents Involving Brain Or Spinal Injury Accident Claims Connect is regulated by the Ministry of Justice in respect of regulated claims management activities. Accident Claims Connect is a trading name of South West Accident Helpline Limited
14. Brain Injury Survivor eBook Brain Injury Survivor's Guide, Larry & Beth Jameson's popular guide to living successfully after suffering a brain injury, has been released as an interactive eBook for Windows users. For more information, go to: Brain Injury Survivor's Guide eBook
15. Brain Disorders And Health Humans have the most highly developed brains of any living creature on earth. However, disorders of the brain are not uncommon. In fact, some of the most common brain disorders are emotional or chemical imbalances, as well as severe injuries and trau...
16. Philadelphia Injury Attorney Personal Injury caused by negligence is a serious problem in the United States.  In Philadelphia, there is one law firm that focuses on getting justice for their clients.
17. Personal Injury Cases As Lawyers representing a catastrophic, complex or simple personal injury case, it is the job to investigate the cause of the injury to determine and prove responsibility of the parties liable for events causing the accident. Injury patients may be...
18. Brain injury: you are not alone I was in a bad automobile accident a while ago and suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI). I was told i just had a "concussion" and would probably be back to work in a few weeks. I had no idea what TBI was about and took their word for it... Nearly...
19. Cerebral Palsy Bill Cosby: "all children have brain damage" but I guess he is not talking about Cerebral Palsy
20. Boxers extremely susceptible to brain injury Boxing is one of the world's oldest forms of sport. Dating all the way back to the days of ancient Greece, formal boxing pits one individual against another in a punching match that can sometimes become rather brutal. In modern professional boxing, e...