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EPISODE · Jun 3, 2016 · 1H 37M

Jeff Sebell, Author and Survivor on Survivor's Deserve Better

from Z Z Archive 2016 · host Brain Injury Radio

Jeff Sebell will talk from his 1st-hand knowledge of someone living with a TBI. He will discuss situations that have presented themselves over the years for him. and will continue to do so. He will talk about the differences he has found in the initial recovery period vs. the later stages of living with a TBI. What questions do we need to ask and how do we respond to different types of situations. This is something every brain damaged individual must come to terms with for themselves, and the answers may be as unique as the various people involved. When we think that we are acting correctly, we may or may not be (in the perception of those aroud us); and its crucial to resolve the conflicts within our own minds, as well as those within the non-head injured world in which we live. This show will focus on the style and writings of one individual living in the "normal universe" with an abnormal condition. This is something that plagues every TBI victim daily and the solutions are not obvious. This will apply to all sorts of conflicts and promises to be a tale we need to listen to! Hosted by Dorrin & Marlon

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