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Ana on Goodreads Time and Space

“I can’t die cause there’s no way that Cliff can raise those three girls by himself . . .” (more…)

Cyndy Taylor Lifeliner: The Judy Taylor Story

Loved the Grandmother character and the cat Smokey was adorable! (more…)

Louise Graham She, the Novel

It seemed to me that I was reading about me. (more…)

Margaret Louis She, the Novel

The book is a must read for ANY PROFESSIONAL (more…)

Nancy Howson Concussion Is Brain Injury

I only intended to read a little but the book was so unputtable down. (more…)

Kansuda Thongthai, Endocrinologist Lifeliner: The Judy Taylor Story

Jeejeebhoy’s style of writing sets the right pace as we follow Judy’s medical difficulties . . . (more…)

Gloria Oren, Writer and Editor Lifeliner: The Judy Taylor Story

Put simply this is the best urban fantasy story that I have ever read period. (more…)

Shane Porteous, Writer She, the Novel

. . . the intricate details of the author’s experience are riveting and enlightening. (more…)

Kirkus Review Concussion Is Brain Injury: Treating the Neurons and Me

The Judy Taylor story has been told . . . to convince fellow doctors of the possibilities to save lives previously doomed. (more…)

Olle Ljungqvist, MD, PhD Lifeliner: The Judy Taylor Story

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Nineteenth Brain Injury Anniversary

It’s been a year of painted brains, painted masks showing the experience of injured brains, and no change. Awareness gets you nowhere, it seems. It’s been a year of screaming for help, giving up, and only then getting effective reading comprehension restoration and grief therapy. The irritating reality-denying be-positive messaging finally stopped, and the healing […]

Eighteen Years, Eleven Months, Three Weeks

flic.kr/p/2bcpboE When I first met a person who’d lived with brain injury for twenty years, it seemed so far into the future for me. I could barely comprehend living with brain injury that long. I expected to be fully recovered by that point, myself. Roll eyes here. I was working hard on improving my health, […]

Watching Like I Read: Visualizing and Verbalizing

As a NaNoWriMo winner last year, I received a sweet deal on a subscription to Great Courses Plus. I signed up for it because it had a series on Philosophy of Mind. My thinking was that if I couldn’t read my Philosophy of Mind texts and course work from 2012 well enough to remember, maybe […]

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Brain Biofeedback Locations

Entering the world of brain biofeedback or neurofeedback is like entering a world of strange words and alien ideas. My Brain Injury, Brain Training portfolio contains documents on the terms I use in my posts. Here, I explain the letter-number terms I use when talking about what parts of my brain we’re training during brain […]

HRV

Entering the world of brain biofeedback or neurofeedback is like entering a world of strange words and alien ideas. My Brain Injury, Brain Training portfolio contains documents on the terms I use in my posts. Here, I explain briefly HRV. Heart rate variability or HRV is a measure of heart health. It’s way more complicated […]

Brainwaves

Entering the world of brain biofeedback or neurofeedback is like entering a world of strange words and alien ideas. My Brain Injury, Brain Training portfolio contains documents on the terms I use in my posts. Here, I explain brainwaves. Brain biofeedback or neurofeedback works by giving you feedback on your brainwaves. The feedback tells you […]

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Shireen Jeejeebhoy

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