My newest book.
In 2018 I had a bicycle race on Thursday. Late on Wednesday afternoon, I decided to go out on my bike for an easy 25 miles, to stretch my legs and pump some oxygen through my lungs and blood. About three miles from home, I was hit by a four thousand pound piece of steel and plastic moving at 65 mph.
Machines pumped air in and out of my lungs for me for a week. I woke up in a month. In three months, I came home and my wife and I looked for just this book. We had a hundred questions and knew we would ask more as I recovered. Being a writer, it was an easy metric: if you can’t find the book you want, then write it.
I did, and here it is. I call it a gentle read with guidance and advice about recovery from brain injury. In it, I put my arm around your shoulders like only a person who has been where you are can and help you make decisions about how to navigate through these weeds. I don’t preach and I recognize that everyone is different and that you will have to decide on your own path. But I talk about what worked for me and about how to find what works for you.
If you have questions about living with a TBI, contact me at any time. I’m not a medical doctor, but am a scientist, a Christian, and have experience with the entire spectrum of brain health. Somehow those three things combine to make something just for you.
Available on Amazon in paperback and ebook format on 1 May, 2021.
Here it is – the COVER REVEAL for my next book…
Have you suffered from TBI? Do you care for anyone or for people with TBI? This guide, written by someone who walks in the same shoes, might help you…
