First I hear the crackle of the radio, then a voice. "One-zero-zero-niner.  Jeff, do you read me?  You out there? Come in Jeff!!" That's someone calling me, but I'm not sure what to do.  I'm stuck.  Stuck in another situation that ... Read On

Many, many years ago, the words "Hi-Tech" were used to refer to innovations such as the wheel...or the spoon.   Those were incredible inventions for that time. In modern times, when  we are able to do things like make a plastic spoon in minutes from a 3-D printer, we take the fast paced, incredibly innovative nature of life for granted. Times have changed, and ... Read On

March being Brain Injury Awareness Month, I started thinking about awareness and what that meant to me. I thought, not just about others' awareness of TBI, but the impact better self-awareness, awareness of our own situation and ourselves would have in helping us live ... Read On

In my last post, we were walking down the street towards a friend of ours, and in this ... Read On

A universal complaint for Brain Injury survivors is that other people don't understand him or her, or that others don't seem to listen, or that friends act like they don't exist anymore. These reactions we often get ... Read On