I was so lucky to have made it out from underneath that scaffolding alive. You are so nice to me. Everything was perfect that night. Drinking like pirates, without fear that dawn would arrive. My right hand in your left hand and your left in my right. May everything stay like this for a long […]

 There is a very important event that I have not written about, but I feel that I am now ready to share it with the world. So I am going to go back in time just before I left New York. On the day that I saw my dog, my old apartment, and a bit […]

*Learn more at www.feedabrain.com Through the process of my rehabilitation I have encountered a plethora of different ailments and therapies. I feel that it is most important to illustrate the therapies that I am still using for some of these ailments. As there are many different ailments, I will focus cogently on double vision. I […]

Since this post, my nutritional perspectives have evolved (get it?). Learn more at www.feedabrain.com Every living organism on this planet – be it bacteria, amoebae, fungi, plants, insects or animals – has some sort of a digestive system and some sort of a nervous system. Chambers 21st Century Dictionary states that “Organisms undergo metabolism, maintain […]

Only two months before my brain injury, I had joined a few acquaintances from New York on their tour to Austin for the biggest music festival in the world. South by South West (SXSW) is a two week music, film, and interactive festival that happens in mid March in Austin, TX. I have always been […]

Yesterday, on Valentines Day, I spoke to the Texas House Appropriations Committee to encourage them to continue to fund the Texas Department of Assistive and Rehabilitative Services to help to provide rehabilitative services as well as to provide interpreters for the deaf, and assistance to help with early childhood developmental difficulties. After hearing many tearjerkers […]

While the field of neurology has grown out of its infancy, neurology is still but a toddler. We know precious little about the brain especially compared to the information explosion that has occurred in the past few hundred years leading to monumental discoveries in just about every other scientific field. We are not just the […]

My brother and I grew up in the mountains outside of Boulder, Colorado. We had learned how to walk on the igneous boulders and rocks that were scattered throughout the landscape of our mountain home. I would like to thank my father for insisting on teaching both of us how to navigate the mountain terrain […]

Yoga is hard! At least it is for me. It was already difficult for me to articulate physically what most people take for granted, therefore yoga posed an incredible challenge for my inadequate balance. The instructor (or guide) tells everyone in each class to take as many breaks as desired at any point throughout the […]

It is very chilling that I wrote this song about one year BEFORE my brain injury. I want to share it with you because the lyrics seem to have foreshadowed, in the most literal sense, the truly horrible events that took place after I wrote them. This song is called “Take Me To A Doctor” […]

It is very chilling that I wrote this song about one year BEFORE my brain injury. I want to share it with you because the lyrics seem to have foreshadowed, in the most literal sense, the truly horrible events that took place after I wrote them. This song is called “Take Me To A Doctor” […]

When I graduated high school, I didn’t know what I wanted to do with the rest of my life yet. This did NOT seem to be acceptable to my parents or teachers. My understanding as a high school senior was that because I had a good enough GPA, and because college graduates are able to […]