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"As someone who has sustained a brain injury, I am sure that yoga has helped my body, not wrecked it."

One journalist makes sense of his TBI by once again putting pen to paper.

Take off your mask ... it's hot and sticky under there and the elastic gets caught in your hair.

A day with friends on the links ended Ryan's life as he — and his family — knew it, but their life includes many more happy chapters.

"I never thought I was a 'support group person' ... I wanted to take action, not talk about my problems."

"I don't measure how far I have come by goals achieved .... For me, what counts is that pain no longer rules my life," so writes Iraq veteran Derek McGinnis.

"I’m a young woman with a lot to give to the world, and the world has a lot to give me yet.”

Being diagnosed with something like diabetes after a TBI seems like a cruel slap in the face.

"It doesn’t take much to derail a person with a brain injury ... "

Funny and irreverent, Shireen Jeejeehboy shares her brain injury blog that is full of stories and great information.

Poems and thoughts from people with brain injury, created in a peer support group in Ireland.

The story of a California girl who, after a TBI, becomes a beacon of health and wellness for herself and countless others.