How emotional are you? As a society, we do not talk much about emotions. Conversations tend to focus more on what we are doing or what we are thinking. A well-known fact, most people find it easier to start sentences with, “I think…” Instead of, “I feel…” simply because it feels less awkward. Most of […]
Recent news about my journey
When you think you have somewhat of an idea there is always more to experience. This past month, I have been reading everything that I can get my hands on to help deliver a well thought out book about brain injury. Within my readings I found a thought-provoking question: It is this tension between […]
A quick recap
Things have become very busy for me with teaching, exercising, and writing my final chapters for my book. I was given this story by a friend and I was blown away by it. I want to give a quick shout out to Jamie McKechnie. Mr. McKechnie suffered a traumatic brain injury seven years ago by […]
A cool link to look into if you want to help
I found this website, http://morethanscientists.org/for-scientists/, while I wanted to do more for the climate change cause. In the upcoming weeks I will compose a video about climate change to this website. Hopefully, it will catch fire!! The website also has a important information about calculating your own and other ways reduce your carbon footprint, […]
The topic of climate change
Climate Change The risks of climate change are not easy to communicate clearly. Since the atmosphere affects everything, everything will be affected by its warming, furthermore, there is no single risk, but a wide and varied array of risks, of different severities and scales, affecting different systems at different degrees, unfolding on different timelines. It […]
A helpful way of thinking from both TBI and the outside world
I found this picture on Facebook under the TBI life coach page. You should check it out at: https://www.facebook.com/TbiLifeCoach/. What do you think? I believe that people try making sense of TBIs from what they know. In other words, people may say these thing but, you the TBI survivor, need to understand that things will be […]
Intolerance of Infectious Diseases in Hospitals
Intolerance There is a type of hospital infection that is often deadly and almost entirely preventable. Many institutions are still needlessly exposing patients to the dangerous bacteria revealed in an article in Consumer Reports by Hallie Levine. This review will talk about hospitals that do a good job and those that do not and how […]
The myths about warming up one’s car during the winter months
I was driving around six AM to substitute teach at Unified School District of De Pere’s middle school, about 63 miles from my home, and I heard on the radio that it is NOT recommended to start or warm up one’s car during the winter months. That really sparked my interest because myself and a […]
Exciting stem cell research news
Laying some groundwork for the readers that are not doctors, like myself, that might have a difficult time understanding the magnitude of this post is crucial. Glial cells are non-neural cells that help keep homeostasis and with the maintenance of the myelin sheath. These cells also help with protection and support of neurons in one’s […]
In need of a ghost writer for my book
I feel like it is time to finish my first book. I am in need of an excellent ghost writer. Someone that will take time in getting to know me. Does anyone have any suggestions or advice? I greatly appreciate any help that a person might give….
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