The best way to recover from brain injury is to enter life as fully as possible, going “as fast as we can, as slow as we must. These shifts in how we live help us access God’s engineering, which is... Read More →
From the Denver Post’s blog on the Denver Broncos: On first and goal from the 2, Broncos halfback Rob Lytle, the rookie from Michigan, went off the left side, was hit by Jack Tatum, lost the ball, and... Read More →
Here is a post I’ve done on “How to Talk with Children about Tragedy” in light of the Connecticut shooting. It applies to adults as well. Read More →
Paul Jaminet, who along with his wife wrote “The Perfect Health Diet” will be live on the internet waves (not really air, are they? Electron waves?). What a great opportunity to learn more for yourself... Read More →
When you brain (or a loved-one’s brain) is missing connections, what can you do to enter life as fully as possible and heal as much as possible? Learn low-cost, simple solutions that offer radical hope... Read More →
Barbara, my wife, tells it this way: “One year ago today we got back from Mass on Christ the King and you asked me to watch you. You leaned your sticks against the garage and took off. My instincts from... Read More →
Brain injury hits us at the very core. Our capacity to interact with the world and process what is happening is injured. If we are used to doing things on our own, asking for help doesn’t come easy.... Read More →
I received this email from Stephanie the other day and wanted to share it here. She granciously gave me permission. The more we share the challenges and the journey and the alternitive ways of helping... Read More →
A key to brain injury recovery is having a safe place to both recover from brain overload and to be protected from brain overload so you can concentrate on creating, be that writing, drawing, painting,... Read More →
Wow. This morning's run (yes! that's two days in a row now!) got me higher than yesterday's. I rode my bike to the trail head at the far end of town, to the trail that goes up to the plateau(ish)... Read More →
