There are very few people that truly show disabled individuals respect. Maybe it is the disabled person has not acquired knowledge or experience. No, wait, I know the problem. The problem at hand is that disabled people are discriminated against. That cannot be correct, right, we as humans know something is different with this person […]
Cognitive problems after a traumatic brain injury
A fantastic article on TBI: http://healthcaresolutionsplus.org/cognitive-problems-after-traumatic-brain-injury/ After reading the article I answered five of the 10 questions; What are your cognitive issues? My cognitive problems are my short term memory and verbal retention skills. Do you have attention or concentration issues? My issues are kept in good check with the drugs I am prescribed. […]
Communication!
When is a relationship (e.g., platonic or personal) not your your time? Like previously stated numerous amounts of times I find value in every relationship. I think a key component to all relationships is communication. I read in a book that 60% of communication is nonverbal. It is well known that good communication is […]
A part of my book
I know I said that I could produce a chapter every month but after the last chapter I have so much to say but cannot find the words to express myself in a coherent manner. I will try my best to explain. As you may know after a brain injury life is turned upside down. […]
Chapter 8 – Society
Historical Perspective During the past 40 to 50 years there have been numerous changes in our society with respect to the management and treatment of people with disabilities. In addition, there have been many advancements in medical care. As a result, more are surviving those events resulting in more opportunities for an individual to become […]
My third podcast -Possible effects of a head injury
http://chadfrancour.podbean.com/e/my-third-podcast-1434919369/?token=b6b2ac3dced0ef8843a16584c51ec860 In my third podcast I will cover the possible effects of a brain injury. So let us get started: Memory Impaired memory is one of the universal problems of people with head injury. Calendar: Keeping track of important dates, project due dates, and events. Clear thoughts Jot down EVERYTHING A sense of accomplishment Headaches […]
My second podcast
http://chadfrancour.podbean.com/e/my-second-podcast-1429320180/?token=583bb0f848c55332fbf91ba18e2cc3eb In my second podcast I would like to cover why a dog(s) can be a traumatic brain injuries person’s best friend. As my audience may know but, if not, that is alright I own two labradoodles named Mali and Bella. So let us get started; Reasons why I love UNCONDITIONALLY my two dogs […]
Whatever happened to, “I love you?”
Whatever happened to, “I love you?” This post is about the statement I love you. I have noticed that is rarely or if ever used in today’s culture. Why is that? Is it because I or you are not loved? Maybe, it is because that person thinks that it is implied that he or she […]
Chapter 8 – What now?
Chapter 8 is going to be focused on the problems that face every day beyond my physical well-being. I talk about the chemistry within my family, day to day interactions, various programs that help me, and Social Security: all of which would be very good to know what to expect and the procedures to follow in doing […]
My first podcast
http://chadfrancour.podbean.com/e/my-first-podcast-1427674528/ Here are the notes for my first podcast: In my first podcast I would just like to introduce myself, say why I created my website, and the frequency at which to expect more podcasts. So let us get started; I suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) on January 28, 2004 by getting hit by […]
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