The More You Know…
I’ve started substitute teaching. You probably remember crusty, old geezers teaching your class when one of your teachers was
Chronicle of life with a Brain Injury
I’ve started substitute teaching. You probably remember crusty, old geezers teaching your class when one of your teachers was
I wrote a new intro – I thought it turned out pretty awesome (if I do say so myself, which
Recall my earlier post concerning the ABLE program. Twas from researching this program that the truth about SSI and Medicaid
Breaking news from Ardmore, Ok – my mother (who lives there) stumbled onto a way for me to be ABLE
OMG! I had a beautifully written blog ready to post, I clicked “save”, the screen went blank and a dialogue
…ln other news, Jarrett Wilson managed to snap, krinkle and/or pop the catheter of his baclofen pump at an intense
INSPIRATION! I found you! It was hiding in the vast tangled forest of the rules and regulations that is standardized
Please excuse my recent absence from contributing to this blog. You see, this entry is the 129th post to this
Life is filled with feelings. If one were so inclined, one might call these feelings “emotions”. Now, “emotions” is a
Part of having a condition like mine is learning a lot of big words. I like big words and I