This interview that was conducted with Lacey Fuller examines how she overcame her fears and struggles of her diagnosis of Post-Concussion Syndrome. She mentions how staying slightly active helped her thrive through rehabilitation and being able to return to sport.
Category: Going Back after ABI
How I graduated from university after my TBI
BY: MARIA LISCIO Out of nowhere things can change and make you feel as though everything you’ve worked so hard … More
Yoga Brain
BY: ALYSON ROGERS Before my brain injury, I was convinced yoga wasn’t for me; I was a year-round athlete and … More
How being buried in an avalanche led to yoga teacher training: Michael Levine
BY: MERI PERRA Tuesday, March 19, 2013, an adventurous ski getaway in Whistler, B.C. changed the course of Michael Levine’s … More
How to best return to work following a concussion in the computer driven 21st century
BY: COLIN HARDING One in five Canadians will experience a concussion from sport in their lifetime. Suffering a concussion can … More
Goal setting after a brain injury
BY: ALISON Before my concussion, I was always busy. I worked long hours, travelled three times a year, hosted parties, … More
The name is Reeves, Mychal Reeves, and this is how I found work post-ABI
BY: MYCHAL REEVES When I was 11, I suffered a brain stem tumour. Coming back from a vegetative state and finishing school … More
Thriving after TBI: injured Corporal gives back to fellow soldiers
BY: MERI PERRA It’s possible the expression, keep soldiering on was created for people just like Corporal David Macdonald. In recent years, … More
BIST review: Tracy Morgan on Saturday Night Live
Coire Langham nails it on why #WelcomebackTracy #SNL comeback is so important
Employment Series – Post 1
Over the next few weeks we will post 3 articles by BIST Member Mark Koning on steps to getting back … More
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