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Becoming Someone New after TBI

April 17, 2016 by Jeff Sebell 9 Comments

Becoming Someone New after TBI

Looking out of my hospital room, at the green, metal bridge which spanned the Kennebec River, surrounded by the descending crispness of fall, I knew my life was going to be different. Stuck in my new world, I watched as the traffic rumbled over the bridge; my eye drawn to a lone maple tree with the first red leaf of autumn fluttering in the breeze. I had some time to ... Read On

How to be Yourself After TBI

February 29, 2016 by Jeff Sebell 13 Comments

How to be Yourself After TBI

It's hard to be yourself when it seems as though you always have to explain why you do the things you do. For example: You wear sunglasses  on the elevator. You wear noise canceling headphones in the  mall.  You always sit quietly off to the side when you are in a crowd. You shade your eyes with your hands when you are sitting under harsh fluorescent lights. You don't get ... Read On

Starting the New Year Off with NO DOUBT!!

April 17, 2014 by Jeff Sebell 14 Comments

Wouldn't it be something to start the New Year off without that nagging, ever-present feeling of doubt? Just think what life would be like without those voices in our heads questioning and second guessing every decision we make? It's true that one of the fiercest battles we, as TBI survivors, find ourselves engaged in, is the battle against doubt. After a Brain Injury, self ... Read On

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Jeff Sebell Author and TBI SurvivorJeff Sebell is a published Author, Speaker and Blogger writing about Traumatic Brain Injury and the impacts of his own TBI which he suffered in 1975 while attending Bowdoin College  He has been active in the community since the inception of the NHIF, and was on the founding board of directors of the MA chapter. His book "Learning to Live with Yourself after Brain Injury", was released in August of 2014 by Lash Publishing.

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