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Beth's Brain Injury Blog
http://blog.brain-injury-online.com/
Beth Jameson is a brain injury survivor and co-author of Brain Injury Survivor's Guide. She shares information about brain injury and how she has lived a successful life after her life-changing event.
Traumatic Brain InJury Law Blog
http://www.braininjurylawblog.com
A blog dedicated to providing information, news and legal updates for individuals and families who have suffered a traumatic brain injury. This blog is updated regularly and maintained by Bruce Stern of Stark & Stark.
Brain Injury News
http://www.braininjurynews.org/
A blog dedicated to Traumatic brain injury, providing news and information for individuals and families who have suffered a traumatic brain injury. This blog is updated regularly and maintained by Andrew Lindsay of Rehab4Life
Brain Injury Attorneys Southern California Reviews
http://braininjuryattorneyssoutherncalifornia.net/
Brain injury attorneys southern California Reviews, Choose Wisely. Choosing the wrong brain injury lawyers Los Angeles California can cost you millions! Find a specialized brain injury lawyers California!
Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer Ft. Myers
http://www.traumatic-brain-injury-lawyer-ft-myers.com
Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer Ft. Myers
The Fight Of My Life: Living with Traumatic Brain Injury
http://thefightofmylife.blogspot.com
Captivating view of one person's struggle with a new injury, determination to find out what was wrong, and living in the present, moment by moment.
Chicago Personal Injury Attorney
http://lawinjury.com/blog/
The Deratany Firm concentrates in wrongful death and personal injury as a result of medical malpractice, birth injury and brain injury cases.
South Texas Traumatic Brain Injury Lawyer
http://southtexasbraininjurylawyer.com
Resource for victims, for lawyers, attorneys.
Texas Head Injury Lawyers
http://texasheadinjurylawyers.com/
Resource For Texas Head and Brain Injury Attorneys
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Skeletons from a closet
Ran with the devil, walked with angels | December 21st 2009 by bob westbrook
It was sometime in 1981, I think, that I fell from a tree and broke my back, neck, and sustained another undiagnosed brain injury. This brace is the one I had to wear as I recovered. What a hard time this was for Cherie as well. It was the event that read more
Independence – The Perfect Gift
Beth's Brain Injury Blog | December 20th 2009 by Larry
I could be writing about how wonderful everything is because it’s Christmas time and everybody’s enjoying the season. The fact is, it’s not a great time for a lot of people. Let’s face it, there is massive suffering in the world all during th read more
Brain Injury Patients and Families Struggle for Proper Care
Brain Injury Resource Center | December 16th 2009 by Shela Shan
A recent BBC highlighted the need in the UK for a full review of the treatment facilities and protocols for treatment and support to patients with traumatic brain injury of injury through rehabilitation and return to life community generally in good read more
Ethical Dilemmas...
Moms Musings | December 11th 2009 by Ruth
If you have been following my blog for a while now, you will know my feelings on ethics committees...It is such a grey topic and really no 2 people will believe the same thing (unless...)Last night in school we continued our ongoing conditions discus read more
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I have hydro,hydro doesn't have me | December 3rd 2009 by Monica
Hydrocephalus is a condition in which excessive amounts of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) accumulate in the brain. This can cause pressure that injures the brain tissues. Hydrocephalus is believed to affect one in 500 children, according to the National I read more
Cerebral Palsy Course Strengthens CDS Curriculum as Second Disabi…
Believe in Grace | November 30th 2009 by Shelly
Cerebral Palsy Course Strengthens CDS Curriculum as Second Disability IntensiveThis is great - bringing awareness to cerebral palsy. I happen to agree with one statement: "Cerebral palsy can begin in infancy or early childhood and can also be acquir read more
Treatments For Cerebral Palsy
The Health Blog | November 18th 2009 by Jam
Typically, cerebral palsy that occurs after birth is caused by physical injury to the brain, toxins, incidents involving oxygen deprivation of the brain, meningitis or encephalitis. Around ten percent of the cerebral palsy cases are caused by asphyxi read more
Acquired Brain Injury — In Pursuit of Self-Esteem Part 3 of 3
Second Chance to Live | November 8th 2009 by Craig J. Phillips MRC, BA
Please read Part 1 and Part 2 for context. Thank you. I slowly began to realize that I needed to be for myself, but not against my fellows. I began to realize that I did not have to see my circumstances and experiences in extremes, but rather as part read more
Acquired Brain Injury — In Pursuit of Self-Esteem Part 2 of 3
Second Chance to Live | November 7th 2009 by Craig J. Phillips MRC, BA
Please read Part 1 and Part 3 for context. Thank you. With my awareness I slowly began to realize that I no longer needed to set myself up to have low-self esteem — by looking to other people to validate my worth and value. I slowly began to re read more
Acquired Brain Injury — In Pursuit of Self-Esteem Part 1
Second Chance to Live | November 5th 2009 by Craig J. Phillips MRC, BA
Hello and welcome back to Second Chance to Live. I am happy to see that you decided to stop by to visit with me. In the past several days I have been thinking about the topic of self-esteem. Last night I attended a meeting and the topic of self-estee read more
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secondchancetolive has posted a new entry on: Second Chance to Live
Acquired Brain Injury — In Pursuit of Self-Esteem Part 3 of 3
Please read Part 1 and Part 2 for context. Thank you. I slowly began to realize that I needed to be for myself, but not against my fellows. I began to realize that I did not have to see my circumstanc…
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Acquired Brain Injury — In Pursuit of Self-Esteem Part 2 of 3
Please read Part 1 and Part 3 for context. Thank you. With my awareness I slowly began to realize that I no longer needed to set myself up to have low-self esteem — by looking to other people to…
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Acquired Brain Injury — In Pursuit of Self-Esteem Part 1
Hello and welcome back to Second Chance to Live. I am happy to see that you decided to stop by to visit with me. In the past several days I have been thinking about the topic of self-esteem. Last nigh…
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Acquired Brain Injury vs. Traumatic Brain Injury
Last week I had a former patient return for a visit. Tim was 50 years old when he had a cardiac arrest while playing soccer with a resulting anoxic brain injury. Almost two years later, while he has…
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Acquired Brain Injury vs. Traumatic Brain Injury
Last week I had a former patient return for a visit. Tim was 50 years old when he had a cardiac arrest while playing soccer with a resulting anoxic brain injury. Almost two years later, while he has…
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cognitiverehab has posted a new entry on: Cognitive Rehab Therapy
Acquired Brain Injury vs. Traumatic Brain Injury
Last week I had a former patient return for a visit. Tim was 50 years old when he had a cardiac arrest while playing soccer with a resulting anoxic brain injury. Almost two years later, while he has…
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