TBI: Chip on the Shoulder or Start of a Journey? Dream Catchers with Les Paul

Since I work and interact with a lot people with TBI survivors I have met many kinds of people who feel life has been so hard and rugged on them that they just want to give up, yet on the other hand I have met others that are struggling to take their next breath and can still smile and that’s because every single TBI is different.

1. A chip on your Shoulder
2. Stop the discrimination
3. Empowerment, Justice, inclusion
4. Working together
5. Loving our differences
6. Accepting ourselves
7. Pain and panic
8. Love and peace
9. Open floor-open mic
10. Victory

I am hoping that even if you have a chip on your shoulder that tonight we will all come together on the Brain Injury Radio Network, TBISN, the Brain Injury Association of America and start a dialog to consider our options to help us all come together as the United voce for making the biggest difference in history to create a real power house team of survivors and teams of people willing to show up and be counted and forever change the history of Brain Injury peer support and advocacy forever 2015 truly will be a great year of change if we all come together!!!!