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Learnings Life Goes On

Survived, but waiting to live

One of my favorite groups that I’ve attended at KBIC (David Krempels Brain Injury Center) over the years was a long running emotional support group named Transitions. The group was focused on how members handled change. It always amazed me that while the conversation often centered on the sudden upheaval of a survivor’s life after brain injury, our discussions usually centered on the inevitable ebbs and flows of life in our modern world. Whether it was aging, grief, relationships or even simply the weather, difficulty with change seemed to be a human theme. Accepting the discomfort of change and embracing the possibility of the novel being more gratifying than the routine, even when it means giving up the security of familiar, but destructive patterns has become my biggest challenge.   
Background Gratitude

It may not be 250, but 20 years has been quite the journey!

I choose to think that God is Love and Love is God. Fortunately for me that Power works through living things, with me experiencing an abundance of it through my life. Whether the amazing medical and rehabilitative care I received, the recovery fellowship, inspiration and support of David Krempel’s vision at KBIC, true friends, and my amazing family; my gratitude for the grace I’ve received can’t be overstated: Happy 250th America and Thank You!       
Gratitude

Not tears, but Gratitude spilling out

Don't cry because he's gone, smile for the joy he gave!
Gratitude

Honoring David Krempels

Here was a man facing mortality and in tremendous pain, with complete attention on me and my rather insignificant troubles. As we embraced and I prepared to head out, gratitude for his friendship filled me. Driving home I found my sadness from the news overcome with profound wonder at David’s caring heart that he shared with so many.
Gratitude Learnings

Seeming Contradiction

I’ve got one school saying that the key to satisfaction and internal peace is keen awareness of the world in which I live while another instructs that I’m actually existing in a mirage with the only realm that matters being an invisible or spiritual one.
Gratitude Learnings

March- Brain Injury Awareness Month

Originally intended at filling a void in societal knowledge, each March highlights research, prevention and aids available to brain injury survivors, their families, and caregivers. 

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