Living With TBI.

This is a story about resilience, patience, and finding new paths forward when the old ones no longer work.

Reading has been challenging since my TBI.

It takes no effort to be kind and helpful.

I’ve noticed that more TBI survivors are beginning to share their stories on podcast.

I had to deal with a few issues during my trip to Spain. Thankfully I prevailed.

Having TBI means working harder to achieve simple task.

Going to the gym has been a great remedy for my TBI.

Our surroundings can add to our TBI disabilities. Do all you can to keep your head clear from them.

It’s been a while.

I wish everyone a safe and happy holidays.

I had a tough time dealing with my mood swings.

You just can’t find a way to start something you’d like to do.

Nap time is back.

I continue to talk about the things I miss doing before my TBI.

I would like to hear from you. Let me know what you miss most since TBI.

Also, ever forget something and you panicked?

I will explain how a good community is helpful.

Sometimes pushing yourself isn’t the best idea.

Those of us who live with TBI are always learning new ways to make adjustments.

A new MRI reinforces what I already knew.

My time in the Philippines.

This is the time of year when we get to see family members we haven't seen in a while. Those of us with TBI have a lot to think about before deciding if we can handle these events.

I don't have a theme for this episode, but I wanted to get things off my chest.

We must learn to enjoy the small victories when we earn them.

Ever since my brain injury, I've had to learn how to live without some of my favorite activities.

I have been struggling to stay motivated.

A friend of mine gave me advice that I would like to share with you.

An update regarding my vision issue.

I lost vision on my left eye while driving.

I didn't include the voice message from Julie because I forgot to get her consent. I found this great Facebook page about TBI and other concussion related topics. Check it out here: https://www.facebook.com/groups/164998687455984 .

I took a trip to Madrid and learned new things about my TBI.

I talk about my new lifestyle change.

The saying that music soothes the soul has never been more true. 

Here is a story about my experience with a neurologist that works for the insurance company. 

A lot has happened since my last episode. 

I was evaluated by several doctors this week. The diagnosis I received was interesting. 

I can't help but feel like I am a burden to my family and friends. 

My first flight since being injured was not a walk in the park. 

I discovered my limits during a trip to Florida. 

I have a story about a visit to a crowded restaurant. 

I talk about my most recent visits with my cognitive therapist.

I’ve had an interesting holiday.

A ruling will change how I live my life, going forward. 

Ever since my TBI, I have had issues walking. 

#TBI has made driving at night a horrible experience. 

I have discovered the importance of a daily routine.

I’m recording this episode in the parking lot of the hospital that is doing my wife’s surgery.

- My wife is feeling better and is prepping for surgery to remove a tumor.  - I am back to taking anti-anxiety medication  - I am still fighting to get better. 

It's been 1 year and 10 months since my accident and I continue to deal with pain, and learning disabilities. The pain has gotten worse over the last month.  I was declined benefits again, and I will explain why. 

Lot's of new obstacles have made my recovery from TBI extremely challenging.