Bite Guard: Is Root Canal Therapy The Right Treatment?
I had not yet seen a dentist since my brain injury, and it was about time that I did. The […]
The Two Year Anniversary of My TBI: Hell of a Year
I was so lucky to have made it out from underneath that scaffolding alive. You are so nice to me. […]
Betrayal After TBI: Moonshine Tears
There is a very important event that I have not written about, but I feel that I am now ready […]
The Importance of Cholesterol in The Brain: Semis and Road Closures/Cholesterol and Clogged Arteries
*Learn more about nutrition and the brain at www.feedabrain.com Soon after my brain injury, I showed what my functional neurologist […]
Generating Neuronal Connections: Building Bridges
*Learn more at www.feedabrain.com Through the process of my rehabilitation I have encountered a plethora of different ailments and therapies. […]
Nutrition and Learning: Biology, Evolution, and the Brain
Since this post, my nutritional perspectives have evolved (get it?). Learn more at www.feedabrain.com Every living organism on this planet […]
Building a Partnership With Supporters: The South by South Test
Only two months before my brain injury, I had joined a few acquaintances from New York on their tour to […]
Advocating for Those in Need of Rehabilitative Services: A Valentine’s Day Hearing
Yesterday, on Valentines Day, I spoke to the Texas House Appropriations Committee to encourage them to continue to fund the […]
How Digestion Affects The Brain: Food for Thought
After my brain injury, my aunt, a nurse practitioner who recently started her own practice in functional medicine in Houston […]
Why The Study of Neurology is a Toddler: Little Neuro
While the field of neurology has grown out of its infancy, neurology is still but a toddler. We know precious […]
Navigating Dependence After TBI: A Rock and a Hard Place
My brother and I grew up in the mountains outside of Boulder, Colorado. We had learned how to walk on […]
