Rivers, Rooftops, Hood, Swings, and Joy
Have you reflected recently on how simple moments can give you joy? Every weekend this past August, I was reminded in some […]
Author: jingwunders
Ghosting – A Behavior Worth Stopping
Have you ever wondered why ‘ghosting’ hurts so much? Jennice Vilhauer, PhD, recently wrote an article in Psychology Today to explore this […]
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Is there an opportunity for cross-advocacy? Brain injury survivor attends autism workshop
“You remind me a lot of my 9-year old son with autism.” This is what was said to me on March 21st, […]
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Joy returns – happy for the ability to laugh again
Last week I noticed myself laughing and it was an odd epiphany…I can laugh again. Freely. Effortlessly. Which I can maybe interpret […]
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A reflection on 5 years as a TBI survivor
Washington DC, July 3rd, 2018 – It is 6:30pm ET when I sit down at my friend Jeison’s desktop on the marble […]
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The Passenger Scorned
Do you ever wonder what happens in a public space before you enter it? For example, on the seats of the MARC […]
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Trapped – A Snapshot of Neuropathy
In honor of Neuropathy Awareness Week… Neuropathy means nerve disease or damage and it can take many different forms. Symptoms can range […]
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Gratitude and tears.
Sometimes I am disappointed in myself when I am unable to control tears from welling in my eyes. But this exact thing […]
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The heroes around us.
How often during your day do you take time to reflect? On yourself? On those around you? On the communities, you are […]
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Part 1: The Promise – Why I use my voice to stand against laws that do not help suicide prevention.
Every traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor heals at a different rate, but I notice there are certain qualities or characteristics that lend […]
