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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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Reading Evaluation Results for Comprehension Issues After Concussion

I wrote last time about my reading evaluation. This post is on my results. When you have a brain injury and rehab tells you that you can’t read anymore, you assume that they’ve done a thorough assessment and analysis of your reading cognition. You’d assume wrong. Reaction In 2005, five years after I was told […]

Another Step in Restoring Reading after Brain Injury: Reading Evaluation by Lindamood-Bell

As followers of this blog know, reading issues continue to plague me. A couple months ago, Dr. Lynda Thompson of the ADD Centre suggested I do a reading evaluation with Lindamood-Bell as she felt this would show me I don’t stack up too badly against the norms for my age group and gender. Lind-a-what?? Took […]

June is Brain Injury Awareness Month

June is brain injury awareness month in Canada. Other nations use other months to raise awareness about brain injury. But what does raising awareness mean? Do we simply want people to hear about it over their morning coffee, then go on about their lives, oblivious to the suffering all around them? Or do we want […]

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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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