Does being realistic means giving up hope? Here's my thinking on the matter and a bit of a description of how I came to it.

Encephalitis shattered many things in a million little pieces. How do you rise again? What helped you build your confidence back up?

Lots of things change following a brain event. "Where to next" is a question that keeps popping into mind. How do you handle this question?

Letter to my boys to acknowledge how life has changed following Encephalitis and Brain Injury. Boys, you are the best!

Dealing with encephalitis and brain injury is not as easy as it may look from the outside looking in. So why is it perceived that way?

Anger is often classified as a common emotional response that can be directly/indirectly related to a brain injury. My personal account.

Follow up from a previous blog: Sitting on the fence of a brain injury. It addresses how best to prepare yourself if you chose the fun side.

This blogs is about decision making and simple daily challenges that a person with a brain injury faces. It is a personal account.

Anxiety is a very common side effect of acquired brain injuries. In this post I try to give a few examples of how it comes about for me.