When people think about a brain injury, they often imagine problems with memory or concentration. What many don’t realize—until they’re living it—is that an acquired brain injury (ABI) affects nearly every part of a person’s life. It changes how the body feels, how the brain processes the world, and how emotions are experienced and expressed….
Read MoreWhen someone you love sustains a brain injury, life changes for the entire family. Many caregivers step into this role suddenly, without training, preparation, or a clear understanding of what brain injury truly involves. Feeling overwhelmed, confused, exhausted, or unsure whether what you are seeing is “normal” is incredibly common. Education is one of the…
Read MoreA brain injury can shake every part of life—including faith. Many Christians expect that during suffering they should feel closer to God, more trusting, or spiritually strong. Instead, after a brain injury, it is normal to experience confusion, numbness, fear, and doubt. Prayer may feel harder. Scripture may be difficult to concentrate on. Worship may…
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