Kate Kelly, a pioneer in ADD/ADHD brain dysfunction passed away. She devoted her life, determined and committed educating with on-line videos, programs and co-authoring a best seller You Mean I’m Not Lazy, Stupid or Crazy? Read the rest of this entry »
Monthly Archives: September 2012
Simple tips … balancing act of symptoms and problem solving
Have you had an increase in symptoms and can not Read the rest of this entry »
Laughter as brain injury medicine – They sure cut so much out on this dvd
Have you ever watched a live performance and bought Read the rest of this entry »
Access to Health Care
This is a brief post that identifies why people die in our healthcare system. I agree that a county hospital is the best place to be for a trauma victim. I also worked in a county hospital. Take a few moments to read this brief post.
You are not alone…Part 1 of 4
Even after 21 years, I still find plans difficult to make and goals difficult to reach, but it is possible. Daily life remains unpredictable. There are ongoing daily detours, but I challenge myself to find another path. Often this path is not one I would choose, but Read the rest of this entry »
Simple tips to easiest and most comfortable clothing Part 2 of 2
Many times when you or someone you know feels under the weather and dealing with health issues all you want to do is be comfortable. How can one feel most comfortable when their world is turned upside down? The type of clothing you wear Read the rest of this entry »
FEDERAL APPEALS PROCESS Prison Consultant, Jailtime Consulting, Marcus Rosenberger. 9/12/12 Appeals Process in the Federal System, is there justice . . .
This is educational and about Marcus who is severely brain injured serving time in jail instead of rehabilitation from his brain injury. Please take the time to understand our prison system and support Marcus and his family through this incomprehensible journey.
Laughter is the best brain injury medicine … what are you doing there
Imbalance is common with brain injuries, chronic illness and aging. Falling is embarrassing. Rather then asking for help or looking like an idiot most of us compensate in different ways. Read the rest of this entry »
Parents with a special needs child
As I walked behind a young mother with the most adorable little girl it brought back memories. These memories are heartbreaking and satisfying at the same time. Read the rest of this entry »
Simple tips to easiest and most comfortable clothing Part 1 of 2
English: A boy in swmiming trunks (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
Dressing comfortable with easy to wear clothing is essential to the wardrobe for those with brain injuries, chronic illness, aging population, and numerous medical conditions. The followings Read the rest of this entry »
Laughter as brain injury medicine … You don’t look that old
Laughter… (Photo credit: leodelrosa…)
I thought receptionists at health care centers were thoroughly trained. It might have been a bad day. Was it just the wrong choice of words that made this a ridiculous comment? Read the rest of this entry »
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