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Memory Compensations

Find memory compensation strategies that work for you, whether using a memory book, electronic aids, or written directions.

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Fatigue and Brain Injury

Understanding and coping with this common post-brain injury symptom.

Finding the Words Again After a Life-Changing Brain Injury

After a life-changing brain injury, this sports journalist learns that words, as always, save him.

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A Fragile Strength

Taylor is still fragile in his recovery, and yet stronger than many can imagine. In that analysis, I also see myself and many others who are navigating the tightrope of brain injury.

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When Is Now?

"I usually know when I’m supposed to be somewhere, but the ‘now’ is ever changing." Blogger Mike Strand discusses his struggles with his TBI and memory.

Caregiver Websites

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A list of organizations and websites for caregivers and others caring for loved ones with severe brain injury

What About Cognitive Rehabilitation Therapy?

CRT may be like the proverbial elephant — it feels different to different people depending on their circumstances and perspective. But, it may be essential to quality of life for people with TBI.

Rediscovering Passions After Brain Injury

David Grant in a wet suit and snorkel holding a crab at the beach

None of us has a crystal ball. The fact that the future is veiled is a gift. What I can do is live my best possible life with what I’ve got. If I look at my life right here, right now, it’s hard not to be grateful.

Futile Comparisons

As a caregiver for her husband who sustained a TBI, Rosemary learned that comparisons don’t serve us, they only make us bitter.

PTSD, Stigma, and My Uber Ride

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Mike Richardson of Wounded Warrior Project struck up a conversation about PTSD with his Uber driver and her response stunned him.

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Retired U.S. Army Sgt. Angela Peacock's Journey from Treatment to Healing

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Retired United States Army Sergeant Angela Peacock shares how a service dog, an RV, and Wounded Warrior Project helped heal her post-traumatic stress (PTSD).

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Memory and Brain Injury

Good ideas for improving your memory.

When the Dust Finally Settles: Strategies for the Long-Term Caregiver

When the Dust Finally Settles â€¦ Strategies for the Long-Term Caregiver

Learn from this father's experience with the "twists, stumbles, set-backs, and wild-goose chases" of a having a TBI in the family.

Sleep and Brain Injury

Find out what to do if you aren’t getting good, regular sleep.

Becoming a Voice for Wounded Warriors

It took almost nine years for Marine Michael Grywalsky to get the help he needed for TBI and PTSD. Without the tenacity of his wife, he may never have gotten it.

Traumatic Brain Injury: Hope Through Research

Traumatismo cerebral: Esperanza en la investigaciÃ³n

This article provides an introduction to TBI, along with a glossary of medical terms associated with brain injury.

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Researchers' Helmet Ratings Impact Buying Decisions

Helmets do not prevent concussions. Recent research explains why.

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The Compassionate Equation

If there is a root to my pain, it is in this … I miss my son. I miss who Taylor was, and who we were as a mother and son. I am grieving someone who lives with me, who I see everyday. I felt as if I was losing more of Taylor, day by day.