David A. Grant

Welcome to the January 2018 issue of HOPE After Brain Injury Magazine. HOPE Magazine is a monthly publication that features timely articles offering insight and perspectives from brain injury survivors, caregivers and family members as well as members of the professional and support community. Our publication has two primary goals: brain injury advocacy and education.

Welcome to the December 2017 issue of TBI HOPE Magazine. TBI HOPE Magazine is a monthly publication that features timely articles offering insight and perspectives from brain injury survivors, caregivers and family members as well as members of the professional and support community. Our publication has two primary goals: brain injury advocacy and education.

Welcome to the October 2017 annual technology issue of TBI HOPE Magazine. TBI HOPE Magazine is a monthly publication that features timely articles offering insight and perspectives from brain injury survivors, caregivers and family members as well as members of the professional and support community. Our publication has two primary goals: brain injury advocacy and education.

Welcome to the August 2017 issue of TBI HOPE Magazine. TBI HOPE Magazine is a monthly publication that features timely articles offering insight and perspectives from brain injury survivors, caregivers and family members as well as members of the professional and support community. Our publication has two primary goals: brain injury advocacy and education.

Welcome to the July 2017 issue of TBI HOPE Magazine. TBI HOPE Magazine is a monthly publication that features timely articles offering insight and perspectives from brain injury survivors, caregivers and family members as well as members of the professional and support community. Our publication has two primary goals: brain injury advocacy and education.

Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) affects millions of people around the world every year. Brain injury, however, is a family affair. Mothers, fathers, sons and daughters - all are touched in some way when brain injury becomes part of life. This is a collection of stories by souls who have found a way to live life after TBI. You'll read story after story of people - people just like you and me - who have found the ability to build meaningful lives. There is life after Traumatic Brain Injury. Prepare to be inspired Thank you to our contributors: Nancy Bauser, Donna Becke, Patrick Brigham, Steve Brydon, John Byler, Laura Chagnon, Amiee M. Duffy, Grant Evans, David A. Grant, Cheryl Green, Natalie Griffith, Donna Hafner, Kylie Hammon, Nancy Hueber, Mike Jennings, Nathalie Kelly, Dr. Katherine Kimes, Sara E. Lewis, Brian Maram, Joan Miller, Terri Mongait, Norma Myers, Drew Palavage, Wendy Proctor, Rosemary Rawlins, Melissa Robison, Doug Rowe, Deborah Schlag, Jeff Sebell, Shannon Sharman, Barbara Stahura, Carole Starr, Michael Strand, Jessica E. Taylor, Valerie Van Selous, Barbara J. Webster, Jennifer White & Amy Zellmer.

In 2010, the David's life changed forever when he was struck by a teenage driver while cycling in his hometown. The resulting traumatic brain injury led him to chronicle his journey as a survivor, resulting in a collection of written pieces that offer an insider's perspective on life after TBI. Divided into three segments - Learning to Crawl, Learning to Walk, and Learning to Soar - the essays depict the early struggles, the progress made, and the realization that a meaningful life is possible after a brain injury. Recovery from TBI is lifelong, but the author has learned to coexist with his injury and cherish the good days while enduring the hard ones. Through his writing, he hopes to offer hope and understanding to readers and show that a fulfilling life after TBI is possible.

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