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Lessons of Brain Injury and Buffett

BrainLine blogger Janna Leyde writes about how, with some help from Jimmy Buffett, she learned to accept the fact that life doesn't always work out as planned.

To Share or Not to Share: Life After Brain Injury

Being defined by your brain injury is different from sharing with a loved one what needs to be shared about the symptoms, says Brainline blogger David Grant.

Bracing for the Setbacks

"Setbacks stink ... but I recognize that setbacks are a natural part of the TBI landscape," says BrainLine blogger Abby Maslin.

Flinging Open Many Doors at Yoga ReMed

“I’m going to teach yoga to people with brain injury,” BrainLine blogger Janna Leyde said, explaining why the professional worlds of yoga and brain injury must meet.

Let the Boat Do the Work

Before his TBI, Janna Leyde's father was passionate about waterskiing. Janna thought that love was lost, but she discovered there was still hope.

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¿Existen otros problemas a largo plazo asociados con el traumatismo cerebral?

La enfermedad de Alzheimer, enfermedad de Parkinson y otros problemas a largo plazo pueden desarrollarse después de una TBI.

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Learning to Live in the Moment After Brain Injury

"In hindsight, it’s probably best that we didn’t know what was coming. No one really wants to know that life is about to become difficult — very difficult."

In the Brain, Timing Is Everything

How can metronome-like beats help people with TBI with cognitive issues like memory, processing speed, sensory integration, and attention?

Will Exposure Therapy to Treat PTSD Work for You?

“Close your eyes and think about the vacation you took on a warm, sunny beach. Now, tell me every detail of what you see, hear, smell and feel.” This is how exposure therapy may start for vets with TBI and/or PTSD.

Be Inspired: Sam's Miracle

"I worked hard for this remarkable recovery."

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In Their Boots: "War Scar, Chapter 3"

In Chapter 3 of this documentary episode, Jerry Cortinas, who has TBI and a missing hand, successfully tackles the mountain on a snowboard.

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In Their Boots: "War Scar, Chapter 2"

With the support of his wife, Jerry Cortinas who is living with TBI and PTSD, tries adaptive skiing for the first time.

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Strength and Balance

One of the guiding principles of my life as a wife of a husband with TBI is to “explore everything,” says Rosemary Rawlins.

The Soldier Is My Side-Walker

"I understand that you feel trapped and lost. I’d like to help you to move forward," says the OT to the Army vet.

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It is Never Too Late to Get Rehabilitation for Brain Injury

A child with a brain injury may develop more injury-related issues as an adult.

Celeste Campbell, PsyD

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A Case of Miracles

Libby Beemer talks about her daughter’s recovery from a devastating car wreck and the “meaning of Sam.”

What You Bring to the Mat

Brainline blogger and yoga teacher Janna Leyde talks about the nuances of teaching yoga to vets and civilians with brain injury.

Churning Out the Miles

Can you bike along the same street where you were hit by a car? BrainLine blogger David Grant talks about when he first got back on his bike post-TBI.