The blog of the Brain Injury Society of Toronto (BIST)
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.
BY: MARIA LISCIO Out of nowhere things can change and make you feel as though everything you’ve worked so hard … More
BY: ALYSON ROGERS Before my brain injury, I was convinced yoga wasn’t for me; I was a year-round athlete and … More
BY: MERI PERRA Tuesday, March 19, 2013, an adventurous ski getaway in Whistler, B.C. changed the course of Michael Levine’s … More
BY: COLIN HARDING One in five Canadians will experience a concussion from sport in their lifetime. Suffering a concussion can … More
BY: ALISON Before my concussion, I was always busy. I worked long hours, travelled three times a year, hosted parties, … More
BY: MYCHAL REEVES When I was 11, I suffered a brain stem tumour. Coming back from a vegetative state and finishing school … More
BY: MERI PERRA It’s possible the expression, keep soldiering on was created for people just like Corporal David Macdonald. In recent years, … More
Coire Langham nails it on why #WelcomebackTracy #SNL comeback is so important
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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