Frank B
Category: Traumatic brain injury I graduated from Durham College in 1983 in Sports Administration. I was awarded the honour of being named Male Athlete of
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Category: Traumatic brain injury I graduated from Durham College in 1983 in Sports Administration. I was awarded the honour of being named Male Athlete of
Category: Traumatic brain injury In September 2013, I was involved in an accident that nearly took my life. Biking home from work, I was hit
Category: Traumatic brain injury Hi there, my name is Emma P. I’m 28 years old and I am a mom of a 14 month old.
Category: Non-traumatic brain injury At 28, Dan was leading a healthy, active life. After an optometrist appointment to identify the cause of his persistent headaches
Category: Non-traumatic brain injury (stroke) Kathy F is a theatre artist and writer living in Wolfville, Nova Scotia. Kathy spent seventeen years living abroad in
Category: Traumatic brain injury Brain injury and how it changed my life forever Shortly after my 17th birthday I was in accident that caused me
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