Brain Fog

Our normality is like a shadow we are always chasing without being able to catch up to it.

Why I choose to celebrate the anniversary of my brain injury

Image Description: A watercolour print of various pastel colours in circular patterns including pink, yellow, orange and blue. BY: FRANCE … More

BY: ROSEANNE CARENZA Roseanne: Here I am all alone.I don’t know what to do. In a whirlwind of pain.Where do … More

BY: HILARY PEARSON Hospital life. Nerve block injections. 12 needles in my head. 12 injections of Bupivicaine. 2 injections in … More

BY: NATHALIN MOY To anyone who has had a concussion, I hope this reminder encourages you in these strange times: … More

BY: MARK KONING Since I acquired my brain injury from a viral infection as a child, saying that life is … More

We are THRILLED to introduce our new writer, Hilary Pearson, who will be writing re-caps about our Community Meetings. Thank … More

BY: ALISON Dating is a nightmare. Dating after a brain injury is even scarier. Which is why I feel so … More

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 For two and a half years, I worked at a social service agency for youth in Toronto. … More