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Resources & Links

Links, Sources and information.

 

 

Be active in one or more relative Facebook groups.

Here are a few:

There is More Meeting Group (this is US!)

Young Stroke Survivors

Stroke Survivor Support Group

Second Chance Stroke Survivors

Brain Injury Awareness

 

Get OUTSIDE.

Make sure you are getting plenty of sunshine.

 

 

Phone Calls, Getting Help from Strangers.

My first sentence often is:  Hello, I am a brain injury survivor and I easily get confused, but I really need to (get this matter cleared up, get an answer to my problem, etc.), so please be patient with me.  Every time I have done this, the person on the other end has been incredibly kind and helpful.

 

Find Ways to Laugh

Read funny books or listen to funny audiobooks.

Watch funny movies.

Remember funny stories.

 

Find Ways to Think

Jigsaw puzzles are a great way to have fun and engage the mind.  Free software and apps are available in Windows, Android, iOS and others.  Look for "Magic Jigsaw Puzzle" and"PuzzleBoss."

 

Find Ways to Be Creative

Add art, music, poetry, creative writing, photography, painting, sculpting and origami, anything that you or your family can think of.

 

 

 

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Getting Up from the Floor

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How to Help Someone Get Up

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Tom Schuck has written several books about living with stroke and about his favorite animal - the squirrel.

This book deals with the depths of depression that many survivors of stroke and brain injury go through, whether they are able to express it for themselves or not.

The book ends abruptly, without hope, at the end of despair - for that is a common a experience. In fact, the primary reason for the book was to bring hope and healing through the understanding that the pain the reader is going through IS a common experience.

In my sequel Building a New Me. Search for Spiritual Meaning After Stroke/Brain Injury, I discuss my journey away from the depression and finality of the first book, into answers and solutions. The sequel is NOT about roses and platitudes, because the pain never goes away, it is about successes in building a new me.

Click here to view or purchase.

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This stroke book is unlike any other. Even though no two strokes or brain injuries are exactly alike, there are enough similarities that support groups and resource materials from survivors abound to help new individuals affected by brain injuries. In Tom Schuck's third book on the subject, rather than writing about his experiences, he gathers information from the support groups that he has led, the support groups that he has participated and the volumes of common sense good advice for all survivors that are shared across online resource groups.From the moment that you or your loved one wakes up in recovery, to many years down the road, Tom diligently describes each detail that "not all, but many" will take of this journey.

Click the link to purchase on Amazon: https://www.amazon.com//dp/1671251717/

 

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