Courage, Compassion and Community
Welcome, you have found a safe place to share your hopes and fears about being a brain injury caregiver.

Fierce Advocacy
My role, first and foremost, is to be my husband’s advocate. Your loved one needs you to stand in the gap for him or her.

Ambiguous Loss
I miss my husband, and I grieve for who he used to be and the life we used to live.


I’m Sorry You’re Here
None of us would ever choose the brain injury journey, but we can certainly help each other along the way.

A Clean Sink
I needed to focus on one thing I could control, and I chose the kitchen sink.
