“Time to use all your knowledge and experience as
an HA! Create a “Care Page” for newly diagnosed
patients. Pull together 5 of your own blogs that
could help a newly diagnosed patient and include 5
external resources you find helpful.”
I’m so glad for this writing challenge because it will be a very nice resource for anyone who has suffered a traumatic brain injury. I always try to “keep it real” by telling you my story and what worked or didn’t work for me. If you have a TBI and are new to my blog, this is the condensed version! Enjoy!
1. Hope, Faith and Love. These are your most precious resources. Collect them up and always keep them within your sight and reach. 
Three Is All You Need by Janice Tindle
2. You are still beautiful and valuable. 
The Flawed, The Broken, and The Beautiful by Janice Tindle
3. How to get others to understand what you’re going through.
7 Ways To Support A Loved One With A Traumatic Brain Injury by Janice Tindle
4. Do something, big or little, to make a difference in the lives of others with your condition. 
“Did you just say what I think you just said?” by Janice Tindle
https://janicetindle.com/2016/08/02/how-neuroplasticity-is-changing-my-life-by-janice-tindle/
5. Contact, learn and heal with fellow sufferers. 
“Favorite Health Advocates for TBI” by Janice Tindle
5 External Resources
https://m.facebook.com/Traumatic-Brain-Injury-Resources-608238092646488/
http://m.brainline.org/resources/index.php
http://www.tbinrc.com/
http://www.biausa.org/brain-injury-community.htm
Head Injury Resource Center
About janicetindle.com
NOTICE:
NOTHING, and I mean NOTHING, from my website janicetindle.com may be use without a request in writing to me. Permission, if granted, will be done in writing. Failure to do so will result in possible prosecution. I am the sole owner of my words and at point of publication on this site it is copyrighted as mine. - copyright 2012 Janice Tindle
In 2010, I suffered a traumatic brain injury and other injuries when hit by an under insured driver. It changed my life. I now live with Dystonia, a rare and painful neurologal disorder that causes involuntary muscle spasms and abnormal posturing. There is no treatment or cure. The best one can do is treat the symptoms. You can learn more at DMRF.org.
I try to write about people and things that help and inspire my readers. You can find more of my story by going to helphopelive.org. I am also on Facebook, where I have five pages, Pain Brain -Anti- Inflammatory Foods, Brain Tears, The Positive Posters Page, Traumatic Brain Injury Resources Page, Janice Tindle- Writer. I am also on Twitter and LinkedIn. Simply Google my name and my published articles should appear. I've been published in Fearless Caregiver, Today's Caregiver, TBI Hope and Inspiration Magazine, The Mighty.com, and several other publications.
I am currently a caregiver for my dear mother. My hope is to someday finish my books, "Get Back Up!" and "Galicia's Granite" during my mother's lifetime.
Your interest in my care, recovery and writing is greatly appreciated. Thank you. Comments are welcome.
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