Expressions Of Life With An Acquired Brain Injury

Roger talks to Kieran about how his experience of acquired brain injury has curtailed his travels and driving in particular but not his love for books and reading. Roger's father advised him that reading would sharpen his brain and it has certainly sustained him during difficult times. He advises us to take each day as it comes and to never give up. 

Tony talks about his interest in both poetry and painting. He recites some of his poems and advises listeners to try to live a calm life by just doing the best we can and not to be too concerned about tomorrow. 

Myrtle talks to Kieran about her experience of acquired brain injury and being physically fit. Her love of her chosen sport, squash, has opened up opportunties for Myrtle to travel internationally. It has helped sustain her during difficult times and she advises us all to keep fit and active. Myrtle believes that there is something active for everyone, you've just got to find the activity you enjoy. 

Rene talks to Kieran about her experience of Acquired Brain Injury and how she developed her skills in painting and set up her own art room at home. She encourages people to overcome difficulties in their lives by just giving things a go even if the obstacles seem insurmountable. She advises her listeners not to be afraid. She says "Just do it. If I can do it, anyone can". 

Christine talks to Kieran about her experience of acquired brain injury and how she developed her interest in painting and card-marking. Christine encourages us all who have had difficulties in life to take one step at a time, to keep going and to be positive.