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 ” I write, therefore I am.”   by Janice Tindle 

“What has been the highlight of your health activist journey? We want to hear all about it, perhaps a conference, a podcast or meeting a fellow HA. What made this experience so special?” The highlight of my Health Activist journey … Continue reading

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 ” I am uniquely beautiful.”     by Janice Tindle 

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“7 Ways To Support A Loved With A Traumatic Brain Injury”   by Janice Tindle 

“Throwback Thursday! Grab a post from your archives and repost it! Add a few sentences at the beginning to frame it. Why you chose it. Why you liked it. And why it should be shared again.” This piece was originally … Continue reading

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“Favorite Health Advocates for TBI” by Janice Tindle 

“Time to spread the love. Shout out all your favorite HA’s! Make sure to share a few sentences explaining just how grateful you are for them.” So just because I recently decided to leave Facebook doesn’t mean I didn’t meet … Continue reading

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“Why I became an advocate for brain injury and dystonia.”  By Janice Tindle 

“Was starting your advocacy journey a hard decision? Were you anxious and hesitant or were you excited and ready to share your story? Tell us how you chose to start advocating for your condition.” In 2010, after I was diagnosed … Continue reading

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Dear Janice,  by Janice  Tindle 

“Do you remember the day you were diagnosed? Perhaps you were scared, felt alone and surely you had tons of questions. Write a letter to yourself for the day you were diagnosed, knowing all you do now.” Dear  Janice,  I’m … Continue reading

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Activist Writing Challenge of Never Giving Up by Janice Tindle 

Quotation Inspiration. Find a quote that inspires you (either positively or negatively) and free write about it for 15 minutes.” This is easy. ” I never give up.” – Janice Tindle  For me, giving up just isn’t an option. I … Continue reading

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Activist Writing by Janice Tindle 

“Every great writer has their own process! What’s the blogging process look like for you? Do you set aside time each week to write or do you wait until the inspiration hits? Do you finish a post in one night … Continue reading

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Why I write by Janice Tindle 

“What drives you to write about your health? What do you want other Health Activists to know about your condition and your activism? Reflect on this for 15-20 minutes without stopping…GO!” The thing that drives me to write about my … Continue reading

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