The 4th of July (Independence Day) is just around the corner. Since my mind is continually looking for ways to live with brain injury, it reminds me of how happy I am that I experience brain independence every day now. That’s not to say I don’t ever depend on others for information and help. It just means that, thanks to various compensatory strategies, I have learned over the years, that I can now be a more independent person and, therefore, depend less on others.
It’s a good feeling to be an independent person. Because I remember how I felt before I learned how to help myself, I want to continually share everything I know about brain injury and how it leads to independence. That is really the only reason Larry and I wrote Brain Injury Survivor’s Guide. We’ve gotten so much more for our efforts than we ever expected. In fact, it was recently included in the top ten books sold: Check out this article. Not to mention all the rewarding comments we get from those who write us.
Have a safe 4th of July celebration and always strive for more brain injury independence. Knowledge is Power to a brain injured person.
It’s a good feeling to be an independent person. Because I remember how I felt before I learned how to help myself, I want to continually share everything I know about brain injury and how it leads to independence. That is really the only reason Larry and I wrote Brain Injury Survivor’s Guide. We’ve gotten so much more for our efforts than we ever expected. In fact, it was recently included in the top ten books sold: Check out this article. Not to mention all the rewarding comments we get from those who write us.
Have a safe 4th of July celebration and always strive for more brain injury independence. Knowledge is Power to a brain injured person.
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