Yes, I have Brain injury from my accident in January 2005. I can not move my left side freely that is why I can not walk. I have some people to talk to me about the mother cell treatment, they are very happy with the results of that treatment. I wish Evercare pay that for… Read More
Shaun Best
I’ve survived 40 cognitive challenges/brain injuries. Why do I say that I’m challenged vs. disabled, retarded, handicapped, etc., because these terms only reflect our harsh treatment of survivors of trauma. I use the optimisitc explanatory learning style vs. the pessimisitic explanatory learning style. My first cognitive challenge came at the age of 12 in 1977. … Read More
Steven Munzinger
In 2004 I graduated college and was awarded an internship with National Geographic in Washington D.C., I was 48 years old. I rode a bike 3 or 4 miles to the train station and took the train into D.C. every day, my nightly routine was the same only reversed and uphill. My heart attack was… Read More
Emilie
I am sitting in the hospital’s spinning outpatient waiting room, which reeks of disinfectant and old people. A smell that makes me want to escape to Peter Pan’s Never Never land, so I never radiate that aroma. To make it even better, the people look worse than they smell. They have the wrinkles of a… Read More
Michelle Rockwell
Hello, my name is michelle. I went into the hospital on my third knee surgery. It was only a day surgery. My orthopedist left instructions to not give any narcotics patient does not tolerate. They kept me overnight because my oxygen was low. When my husband came in the morning I was unconcious. I was… Read More
Trenell Walker
My name is Trenell. I consider myself an inspiring young man that has overcome tremendous adversity to fulfill my calling to help others. At the tender age of 14, I experienced a life-changing football injury which resulted in paralysis from the neck down. What were meant to be my high school glory days turned to… Read More