Life Gets MoCrazy

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His mother named him Jeffrey, but his friends call him Griff. As a kid he envisioned playing college football as a receiver. He was one step closer to fulfilling his dream when a construction accident left him broken and paralyzed from the waist down. His life and dreams were shattered but not defeated. During those dark days he had a decision to make: he could stay down and quit or get back up and succeed. He chose the latter. On this show we will discuss what made him decided to get back up and succeed and believe e good life was still a possibility. Griff played in the 2004 Paralympic Games in Athens, Greece, and is a silver medalist for the USA men’s wheelchair basketball team. Griff is a national champion who played for the Utah Wheelin’ Jazz and is a four-time All-Star MVP. Life Gets MoCrazy This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.

In honor of host Jamie MoCrazy's 28th birthday and 5th birthday since her TBI on October 10th, Life Gets MoCrazy will interview the hosts mama, Fruit! Fruit created the opportunity for the life Jamie is living now after her TBI.  She built positive habits, would not let anyone set a brick ceiling for Jamie,  and really worked on the mindset and created strategies for all the struggles Jamie encountered after her TBI. Life Gets MoCrazy. This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.

JANET BROHM, M.S. is a Longevity Health Coach, brain health researcher and professional speaker.  She has a passion for researching, teaching, training, and sharing science-based practices to improve BRAIN FUNCTIONING. Her knowledge of BRAIN DEVELOPMENT, COGNITION, LEARNING, MEMORY, PEAK PERFORMANCE, MENTAL FITNESS, and COGNITIVE DECLINE is based upon decades in a Professional Teaching career in Special Education and as Associate Professor of Education and Human Development.  Her mission is to spread the promising research on Alzheimers Disease prevention. There is no effective cure for this debilitating disease. Janet's coaching programs provide targeted education and guidance for her clients to make healthy lifestyle changes so they can live their healthiest and most energetic years with purpose.  She has national recognition as a dynamic presenter, speaker and workshop leader, podcaster, blogger, and founder of a Brain Health website, Limitless Labs Nutrition.  She also founded a brain health supplement company, providing plant-based nutrition to imporve brain functioning. Limitless Labs Store Life Gets MoCrazy. This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.

Scot is a professional skier turned influencer and entrepreneur who is building a media, and marketing empire. He has worked with top athletes like former NFL players. He's worked with businesses of all sizes from solopreneurs to billion-dollar companies. He works mainly with entrepreneurs, and business owners and their marketing departments to build their audience, drive engagement, increase conversions, and ultimately create sales. He has interviewed multiple Olympic medalists on his podcast that’s been a #1 sports podcast on iTunes. He has used podcasting to get booked on stages and has spoken on the same stage as Jay Abraham and Alex Charfen. His mission is to leave the world better than he found it by solving problems and using innovative marketing strategies to get the products and services that matter into the wanting customer’s hands. He believes that media and marketing are at a pivotal point in helping make the world a better place and intends to use every moment he can to refine and master the ever-changing craft while enjoying and seizing the glory that our beautiful earth provides and documenting it along the way. Life Gets MoCrazy. This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.

Dr Paul Jenkins is a clinical psychologist specializing in the science and practice of positivity.  As a coach, keynote speaker and trainer, author, and host of a popular podcast called Live on Purpose Dr Paul empowers individuals, families, and influencers to go far beyond traditional therapy or positive thinking programs to create and live the life they love through powerful positive psychology processes. Jamie MoCrazy was on Live on Purpose Check out the episode: http://liveonpurposeradio.com/sometimes-life-gets-mocrazy/ Positivity and the power of mindset can determine our outcomes. Dr Paul can share the psychological model of positivity rather than the trite/fluffy "just think positive" that we occasionally get from motivational speakers. Let's help people learn how to operate the equipment of their own mind in this episode. Author of Portable Positivity. Life Gets MoCrazy. This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.  

Christine received her Master’s in Psychological Services from University of Pennsylvania, and early in her career, Christine was a system’s therapist for families and children and realized how helping families become more emotionally intelligent could be applied to business. At 26, she shifted into the corporate Employee Assistance field, then parlayed all these experiences into owning her own executive coaching consulting business to Fortune 500 companies helping companies grow sales and revenue, develop people and create transformative cultures.   To help businesses understand and use the power of story as a cutting-edge communication tool, she authored “The Art of The Nudge; Unlocking Your Hidden Potential.” Through her professional and personal experiences, she learned that most people were not taught the emotional skills as she was, and simply needed tools to learn HOW to develop their EQ that sets them apart.  In late 2018, she decided it was time to parlay all of her experiences together and formed EQuipt. Weekly, Christine hosts a business radio show where executive leaders share their personal story of who they were growing up and how that impacts their passion and success today. Life Gets MoCrazy. This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.

On July 26th Life Gets MoCrazy will have an interview with Vladimir Gendelman,CEO, CompanyFolders.com, discussing choices and options. Vladimir Gendelman, was born and raised in the former Soviet Union, where he rarely had access to the basic amenities that many of us take for granted. High quality products and friendly service were few and far between, and above all, Vladimir found it intensely frustrating having so little access to different choices and options. After immigrating to America, Vladimir made it his mission to help provide others with the things he never had access to growing up. After a client expressed a need for high quality presentation folders, Vladimir was inspired to create Company Folders. This show wil discuss how a TBI survivor can use the tools Vladimir mentions to give them the choice to create a unique presentation in life. Life Gets MoCrazy This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.  

On July 12th Life Gets MoCrazy will have an interview with Geoff Greig, consultant and author, discussing ways to improve your mental fitness. As a Trainer, Geoff is known for inspiring individuals and groups with his passionate presentations for learning about "Mental Fitness", getting in the "Zone" and helping them apply the concepts to achieving better performance. Geoff is a mental fitness consultant for Sun Valley Ski Education Founation.  He is responsible for helping the Alpine Director and the coaching staff build and implement Mental Fitness Programs for all age groups. He creates and implements Performance Improvement and Mental Fitness Training Programs for individual athletes as well Life Gets MoCrazy. This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.  

On June 28th Life Gets MoCrazy will have an interview with Thom Shea discussing how to lead during chaos, Why you fail to win, and Thom's new book Three Simple Things. (Ret.) Senior Chief Thom Shea is the CEO of Adamantine Alliance, a unique leadership and demanding human performance training organization. Before founding Adamantine Alliance, Thom served 23 years with distinguished Valor as a Navy SEAL. During his military career he served in three wars, ultimately leading a team of Navy SEALs into Afghanistan in 2009 where he earned a Silver Star, Bronze Star with Valor, Army Commendation with Valor and his second Combat Action Medal. He was hand-selected to serve as Officer In Charge of the famed SEAL Sniper course from 2009 – 2011. He is the author of the national best-selling book, “UNBREAKABLE: A Navy SEAL’s Way of Life”. Thom is the executive partner at Primal Quest LLC, the toughest multi-sport endurance event in the United States. Thom also serves as Director of Business Development for BarberWind Turbines. BarberWind Turbines represents an entirely new design for wind turbines that is efficient, economical and available to produce energy worldwide. Life Gets MoCrazy This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.  

June 14th Life Gets MoCrazy will have an interview with Kayla Smartz discussing how select nutition options can be utilized to benefit overall health.   This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.   My show airs every 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month at 5:30pm Pacific Time. It airs across all 50 states and in 36 countries.  

On May 24th Life Gets MoCrazy will have an interview with Joe Delagrave, a keynote speaker and paralympian discussing the choice everyone has to make allowing life circumstances to define them or not. On July 10, 2004 Joe went from being a 19-year-old college football star to becoming paralyzed from a boating accident. "We get a choice to get up. A choice to move on. A choice to stop and reflect. A choice to learn from mistakes. A choice to be a better person than we were the day before. A choice to live by faith. Even when days seem hard, or I make mistakes, or I can’t comprehend the path, or I mess up, I choose to live this life with passion for His purpose." - Joe Delagave Life Gets MoCrazy This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.  

Mother's Day, May 10th  Life Gets MoCrazy will have an interview with Jocelyn Williams discussing trials and joys of being a mom living through the TBI and how life is after as the mother of a coma survivor. This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.      

on April 26th Life Gets MoCrazy will have an interview with Adela Warner discussing the power of working with your energy system and combining Eastern and Western medicine to help heal more effectivly. This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.

On Easter, April 12th we will celebrate Jamie's 5 year anniversary.  Talk about the similarities between Easter and TBI.  Talk with Amy Crane, Jamie's doctor sister who became her primary care physician during her coma. This show will focus on leadership, mindset and creative opportunities that will create more luck in your outcomes when life becomes mocrazy- you encounter an unexpected life trauma. Each interviewee will share their strategies which will be specifically tied to the struggles surrounding TBI by host Jamie MoCrazy. Every interviewee will be a professional in various roles connected to leadership, mindset and creative growth or how to heal and strengthen your body physically. Each show will teach the listeners opportunities they can implement into their life to help positively react to a trauma.

Aurora CTSI is focused on helping the brain heal faster from concussions with a wearable, minimally invasive near infra-red therapy. Concussions (also referred to as mild traumatic brain injuries) result in 2.2 emergency room visits and $5.5 billion in health care costs every year in the U.S. In the first quarter of 2019, we successfully raised the funds to complete the formation of the company, attract an experienced board of directors, medical and scientific advisors, and a sports concussion advisor. We completed animal safety studies and obtained Breakthrough Device Designation from the FDA.   All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.      

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On March 8 I will be interviewing Christopher Jay, a TBI survivor who has started a company, Blanket Pals, which makes individualized blankets for people in stressful areas of life.   "Every child deserves a blanket." -Christopher Jay. To ask him questions listen live by calling 424-243-9540 at 5:30 PST. Text questions to 603-726-6603. I know first hand what it's like living through a life-changing struggle. When living in a hospital the importance of keeping your identity and the emotional tug of feeling valued is paramount to your recovery process. If you know someone who is living in a hospital look into getting a blanket from Blanket Pals. You will help the bed-ridden individual feel loved, and you will support a brain injury survivor creating new pathways in his life.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. During our talk with Jilly we will talk about sensitive subjects removed from just brain injury like going to college as a bi student and surviving sexual assault. We will discuss how those issues can be magnified connected to brain injury, and how to build a life you love after struggle.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. on January 12 I will be talking with Jeff Crane about family emotion in TBI

Chris Lieberman, born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma is one of Tulsa's greatest assets and put his "Lieberfun" touch, through his company Amazing Events, LLC, on many of Tulsa's award-winning events. Before Chris' accident, he was the Creator, Founder and Executive Director of the Williams Route 66 Marathon; the Center of the Universe Festival; and was Entertainment Director for Tulsa Oktoberfest - creator the infamous Euro Disco. On March 8, 2016, Chris was working at the event warehouse when he fell from a ladder, approximately 6-10 feet high. He fell onto the concrete floor and suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury. That’s where our journey began. Chris started out in a coma and began the journey of healing from his Traumatic Brain Injury. Chris had an incredible team of doctors, medical staff, friends, family, colleagues and a community who loved him and helped him with the recovery process by providing assistance both financially and emotionally; as well as a girlfriend, Kim Hann, and loving daughters, Ashton Portokalis and Aldyn Anderson who stayed by his side and advocated for him With a lack of neurological hospitals and treatment centers in Oklahoma, Chris' family was forced to raise funds to seek medical care out of state. That is what prompted the creation of the Brain Injury Recovery Foundation.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On July 14 I will be interviewing Lainey Severson. Lainy is a TBI survivor, loved one of a survivor, and an advocate. She got her first TBI in 2011 playing soccer, then got her second one in 2013/14. She has been an advocate for TBI since 2011 and competes in pageants with a platform that promotes TBI prevention and awareness.  Her goal is to figure out how to help all TBI survivors.  

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Oct. 27th at 5:30 pm PST I will be interviewing Dan Kneitel. We will be talking about preserving for 10 years to accomplish something everyone said was impossible- living pain free. 11 years ago, Dan was a vibrant energetic Australian pro snowboarder, who was filled with boundless energy and fun antics, previously chasing snow and surf weather patterns around the globe for 14 years, who was then put onto a path of overcoming extremely low odds to survive a high alpine snowmobile accident. Dan then overcome more extremely low odds of not only getting a 100% full functioning body, but also 100% pain free. Dans injury rehab spanned 10 years full time, and miraculously after all that, he was back to the same high impact level of extreme snowboarding.   All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On Sept. 22 I will be interviewing Vera Quijano, a singer who is also a TBI survivor.   Check out a raw and powerful song Vera wrote sharing her TBI experience.   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKLVx5em_fo&fbclid=IwAR1X6ibWkMGoevBqCnU3xN0rOkoaov4IDnnLkqXvT40lUkkxJsur37iRURE   Every experience is unique, and every TBI survivor is a warrior.  It is important to give a voice to your struggles so you can discover how to create new nerve pathways in your brain and find more contentment with life.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   On Sept. 8, I will be interviewing Jeffrey Hilderbrand. On March 2, 2016 Jeffrey was in a skiing accident on a groomed run at 10 a.m. in the morning.  He was wearing a helmet but became unconscious and was life flighted to the Neuro-ICU at University of Utah hospital. Jeffrey has no memory of his crash and is open to discussing how a person whose not the type of skier who crashed often can crash have changed their lives in an instant.  

Chris Lieberman, born and raised in Tulsa, Oklahoma is one of Tulsa's greatest assets and put his "Lieberfun" touch, through his company Amazing Events, LLC, on many of Tulsa's award-winning events. Before Chris' accident, he was the Creator, Founder and Executive Director of the Williams Route 66 Marathon; the Center of the Universe Festival; and was Entertainment Director for Tulsa Oktoberfest - creator the infamous Euro Disco. On March 8, 2016, Chris was working at the event warehouse when he fell from a ladder, approximately 6-10 feet high. He fell onto the concrete floor and suffered a Traumatic Brain Injury. That’s where our journey began. Chris started out in a coma and began the journey of healing from his Traumatic Brain Injury. Chris had an incredible team of doctors, medical staff, friends, family, colleagues and a community who loved him and helped him with the recovery process by providing assistance both financially and emotionally; as well as a girlfriend, Kim Hann, and loving daughters, Ashton Portokalis and Aldyn Anderson who stayed by his side and advocated for him With a lack of neurological hospitals and treatment centers in Oklahoma, Chris' family was forced to raise funds to seek medical care out of state. That is what prompted the creation of the Brain Injury Recovery Foundation.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On August 11 I will be interviewing Jessie Smith, a neuromuscular therapist at Cognitive FX.   We will be discussing how neuromuscular therapies can help brain injury survivors.  We will discuss some symptoms people don’t realize are related to their TBI’s and ways to help overcome those struggles.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On July 28 I will be interviewing Christelle Harris, a brain injury advocate, yoga instructor and masters in psychology.   We will be discussing car culture and how people should start driving with others lives in mind.  We will talk about the psychology surrounding a brain injury recovery. And how cultural expectations and the expectations from those around a TBI survivor can be changed to treat with trauma informed care.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On June 23rd I will be interviewing Courtney Elizabeth. Over this interview we will be talking about mental illness issues like depression and mood swings.  We will also talk about how finding adaptive snowboarding helps Courtney.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On June 9th I will be interviewing Dr. Mypinder Sekhon from the Vancouver General Hospital.Dr. Mypinder Sekhon, MD, is an intensive care physician and neurointensivist in the intensive care unit at Vancouver General Hospital. Specifically we will be talking about the “brain bolt.”  The “brain bolt” can be described as a sort of thermometer for the brain -- continuously measuring oxygen, nutrients and the pressure in the skull -- instead of doctors waiting for CT scans every 48 hours. Studies show head trauma patients with this kind of monitoring are more than twice as likely to have a full recovery and avoid severe disabilities. In fact, doctors attribute the “brain bolt” to the miraculous recovery of patients like me.  I was the first patient to receive the “brain bolt on April 11, 2015.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On May 26th I will be interviewing Stacy Bare the founder of Adventure Not War. From active duty serviceman to alcoholic and addict to a man who used the outdoors to heal, meet Stacy Bare. Stacy Bare is more than just a veteran. And what started out as a goal to save himself has turned into a goal to get everyone outside to share in nature’s healing powers.   The mission for Adventure Not War is to climb, ski and adventure in all the places where Stacy fought in the Iraq war. Stacy hopes to promote world peace and understanding through adventure. The vehicle to do that is through telling the story of these places through the lens of adventure: climbing, skiing, over landing, boating, maybe even paragliding. Adventure and the outdoors saved Stacy’s life and he believes it can also be a fundamental ingredient on the road to a sustained peace.    

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On May 12, Mother’s Day, I will be interviewing Jocelyn and Fruit.  Two very involved MOTHERS of brain injury survivors. Both their children had unplanned traumatic injuries that affected their families.  Jocelyn and Fruit will talk about beneficial ways the families can be involved as the first caregivers and steps to keep peace in the family and allow the survivor to heal.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On April 28 I will be talking about how over the course of Life Gets Mocrazy shows there are reoccuring suggestions on mentioned in the shows survivors can implement in their life. We will discuss support; family, organizations, how to find a program to be a part of, outdoor therapy, and setting obtainable goals.

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On April 14th I will be interviewing Dr. Jeffrey Kutcher Dr. Cara Baxter from The Sports Neurology Clinic.  They will discuss how brain injuries affect athetes in sports and what to do after you have had a concussion.

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   On March 24th I will be interviewing Melissa Austin, a brain injury survivor. Melissa is writing a book about all the emotional struggles you encounter from a brain injury that is never treated.   She grew up a ski racer and had some blackout concussions that detrimented her life until she recognized the issues and started taking steps to correct her mental health.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   On March 10th I will be interviewing Kyle Cheston, a brain injury survivor. Kyle has recovered to the point of ski touring adventures with friends.  But he still has some hidden symptoms he would like to talk about. Kyle looks at the struggles from a brain injury with a growth mindset not a fixed mindset.  

Life Gets MoCrazy - Grace "Fruit"Mauzy Talks About Family Involvement in TBI All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors.This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. On April 11th 2015, Fruit was on the East Coast touring highschools with her 14 year old daughter. Fruit answered her phone, a case worker told her she had to travel to Vancouver, Canada emmidiatly as her 22 year old daughter was in a coma.  "Is my daughter alive?" "Yes, for the moment." Fruit get her Master's degree in physcology and had a Federal Grant from the government to teach self-esteem to women.  All of a sudden Fruit was faced with the challenge of helping her daughter overcome the struggle of a Traumatic Brain Injury.  The work Fruit did for her daughter has already been implemented at Vancouver General Hospital. Fruit will talk about how essential the family involvement is in a Traumatic Brain Injury, and the new charity she is part of: www.FirstFamilyFlight.com This is the first time Jamie Crane-Mauzy will be a host on her show Life Gets MoCrazy.  Fruit is Jamie's mother and skills and drills she made her daughter do, both in the hospital and for years after, is the reason Jamie is now a host on the Brain Injury Network.

  All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   On August 26th I will be interviewing Bailey the Media and Outreach Coordinator at the National Ability Center (NAC).   A CAMPAIGN FOR A FUTURE OF POSSIBILITY Whether learning to discover a new normal after a recent diagnosis or overcoming lifelong challenges, the opportunity to conquer the mountain brings strength, resolve, and a deep-seated resilience. With the National Ability Center, each of us can conquer the mountains we face.   Your support helps these projects become reality Become a participant, Volunteer, or Donate Website: http://www.discovernac.org  Campaign for a Future of Possibilities.< click the link to donate    Discover the Possibilities      

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   In January 2013 Jack Severson sustained a TBI in a slopestyle (ski) competition  in Park City, UT, while attempting a double back flip. He was transported to Primary Children’s Hospital with several broken ribs, pelvis, collarbone and a serious head injury. Jack survived, completely recovered, and went back to skiing, competing and learning new tricks.  Jack graduated high school from the Winter Sports School and currently attends Western Washington University.  We are going to find out some ways Jack looked at his brain injury with a Growth mindset and learned how to overcome this struggle.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. Learn different ways to look at a Brain Injury with a growth mindset and see where you can go!   On July 22nd I will interview Adam Bullough.  Adam is the Resource Facilitator and Media Manager at Brain Injury Alliance of Utah.  I will be talking with Adam about Brain Injury Alliance of Utah.   Brain Injury Alliance of Utah website: https://biau.org   Have a brain injury? Need help? Please call 801-716-4993 or contact Brain Injury Allience of Utah [email protected]   Find the right community resources for your brain injury needs. Call our office at 801-716-4993 to schedule a free consultation! Resource Facilitation Family Caregiver Learning Support Groups HeadSmart Advocacy Organizations that serve Utah

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   Sometimes you encounter a struggle you never saw coming.  Kelsey had a Brain Injury on a regular day snowboarding. She now wants to help raise awareness for how to overcome this struggle.  You can look at a Brain Injury with a fixed mindset or a growth mindset. My talk with Kelsey will help all Brain Injury survivors learn new ways to look at this struggle with a growth mindset.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   Steve Wallace will be joining us on the show Life Gets MoCrazy on June 22, 2018 to talk about High Fives a non-profit foundation that provides human care.   Mission: The High Fives Foundation supports the dreams of outdoor sports athletes by raising injury prevention awareness while providing resources and inspiration to those who suffer life-altering injuries.   Vision: The High Fives Foundation is the safety net of the outdoor sports community.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   The day after Chris put on a helmet for the first time he had a fall which knocked him out and he lost memory from. Chris and I are going to be talking about how concussions are on the rise as extreme sports and football are getting more intense.  At the time of your recovery, the patient can focus their determinants on the accident which makes the struggles much stronger and you never overcome them.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. Donna is the host of the Podcast “Another Fork in the Road” on the Brain Injury Radio Network. I was interviewing on her show last year which is what developed into me having a show.  Donna is the caregiver of a person who had a brain injury. Donna has a blog called Surviving Traumatic Brain Injury https://survivingtraumaticbraininjury.com and she has just become the author of “Prisoners Without Bars”  A story about a Brain Injury Caregiver's experience.

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   It’s the celebration of Mother’s day and I thought nothing better that interviewing my very own mother is celebration!  Fruit Grace Mauzy has many ideas and plans she implemented into my recovery she can share with you in this talk.   Learn about using language apps when your language is coming back.  Learn what to do to help your nerve pathways re-open. Learn the power of yoga and physical fitness  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   When Naish Ulmer was growing up in Park City, he wanted — like many in the area — to become a professional skier. He had a crash in training for skiing and decided to put the ski dreams to rest.  But that wasn’t the end of his competitive career. Naish went hard core into Mountain biking and built a career around it. During the time of his healing from his brain injury Naish became a big supporter of medical marijuana and the effects it had on his brain and recovery.   "I picked up mountain biking a long, long time ago, but I didn't take it seriously until I was a freshman in high school," Ulmer said. "After that, I was like, 'This is amazing.' It turned into a hobby and then it turned into a job."  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. In this show, I am going to be interviewing Erin Lieben. The summer after high school Erin decided to try golf.  A golf club came shooting across the sky and struck her head in the left frontal region, causing a contusion, multiple fractures, and a skull depression. It also caused Erin’s world to completely change. Her emotions were out of control. All of a sudden she couldn’t work. She couldn’t concentrate. She could not remember much at all. She was told she could not attend college but that didn’t stop her from trying. She could read. She just could not remember what she had read. College was going to be a lot tougher than Erin had thought. A lot happened in her life and now she works with a mental health agency. Getting a Traumatic Brain Injury during a simple summer day was the worst thing that had ever happened to Erin. Fifteen years later, she can honestly say it is the best thing that has ever happened to her. Erin told me she learned more from that split second than from any other event in her life. She learned that she is strong. She built up that strength by learning from and compensating for the weaknesses she had acquired. Erin learned how to learn with her new brain. Now Erin is more than ready for my next adventure of life, whatever that adventure might be.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors. At the age of 15 as a result of a suicide attempt, Spencer acquired a traumatic brain injury that changed his life forever. After an extensive hospital stay and literally years and years of therapy and of hard work he became who he is today.  I am very excited to talk with Spencer because he embodies the theme of my show.  No matter what happened in the past, you CAN create a life you love and are happy with if you are willing to take the time and put in the work to create the life you have dreamed of living.    As part of Spencer’s therapy, his parents provided music lessons because he had an interest in music before his traumatic brain injury and his parents thought that would help his brain heal. Spencer has always been interested in art and music. Spencer lost friends after his TBI because he couldn’t walk or talk, but he had music. Spencer listened to music all the time and noticed how songs related and connected with each other. Spencer thought it would be cool to mix songs together. So he taught himself how and today he is a very successful DJ performing with big artists in front of thousands.  

All of a sudden, anyone who is connected to a Brain Injury, their life becomes a little MoCrazy. A Brain Injury does shut some doors, but it also opens doors. This show will be talking to survivors, caregivers, therapists, anyone immediately involved with a Brain Injury to learn different ways to overcome this struggle and walk through new doors. Every single person who had a Brain Injury has new doors opened for them, take a leap of faith and walk through those doors.   Annabel Lavenberg was simply riding a bike with her best friend on the first day on 4th grade when her life became a little mo-crazy.  Sha caught her foot in the spikes and slammed onto her head on the ground cracking her helmet.   Annabel became a spokesperson in Vermont raising awareness for helmet safety. She is now in her masters program for behavior analysis and is excited to help raise awareness for brain injury again on Life Gets Mocrazy.