In honor of Mother's Day..... My mom has a child with special needs. I believe she is extra special since I sustained a brain injury between 0-2 years old but not diagnosed until 21. Trying to help me and support me the best way she knew how; being aware that I had challenges but not understanding the nature of my challenges and how to address them.
Here are the top 3 things that my Mom did that helped me the most:
-She supported my dreams
-She listened to me when I would talk about my challenges and try to help as best she could
-I knew she was proud of me and loved me, simply for being me.
Thanks, Mom. I love you.
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My Story of Living With a Brain Injury
I am young adult living with the trials and triumphs as a result of a brain injury. This is my story.
I am single young adult living with the triumphs and challenges of a brain injury. I love to run, laugh, cook and hike. This blog tells my story. Enjoy!
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