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Traumatic Brain Injury Support Group
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Apple Valley, Hesperia, Victorville & surrounding areas.
  
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Our Library
We have a library of books that are available for checkout (Members only).  You can buy your own copy as well. Just follow the links and a portion of your puchase will be donated to our TBI group.
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Book Resources
I'll Carry the Fork
I'll Carry the Fork
Death didn't find Kara Swanson the day the minivan careened into her own car, but the head injury she sustained changed her life forever.
www.amazon.com
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Coping with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
Coping with Mild Traumatic Brain Injury
Having gone through the experience of MTBI herself, psychologist Diane Roberts Stoler set out to provide help and information for other MTBI survivors, their families, and their friends.
search.barnesandnoble.com
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I am the Central Park Jogger
I am the Central Park Jogger
For the first time since the brutal assault in 1989 -- a crime that stunned New Yorkers, the nation, and the world -- the Central Park Jogger reveals her identity and tells the story you haven't heard, the journey of a young woman who turned horrifying violence and certain death into extraordinary h
search.barnesandnoble.com
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Ketchup on the Baseboard
Ketchup on the Baseboard
As a spokesperson for families of survivors of brain injury and founder and past President of the Brain Injury Association of Florida, Carolyn Rocchio is internationally recognized for her compassion and expertise. This book tells the personal story of her family’s journey after her son, Tim, susta
www.lapublishing.com
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A Change of Mind
A Change of Mind
This is a very personal view of marriage and parenting by a wife with two young children as she was thrust into the complex and confusing world of brain injury.
www.lapublishing.com
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Where's the Mango Princess?
Where's the Mango Princess?
Humorist Cathy Crimmins has written a deeply personal, wrenching, and often hilarious account of the effects of traumatic brain injury, not only on the victim, in this case her husband, but on the family.
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Second Life Second Chance
Second Life Second Chance
Second Life, Second Chance: A Teacher's Chronicle of Despair, Recovery and Triumph" describes my recovery from a severe Traumatic Brain Injury with an emphasis on my time in the Trauma Hospital.
www.anthonyaquan-assee.com
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Starting Over - A Survivor's Guide
Starting Over - A Survivor's Guide
"Starting Over - A Survivor's Guide" is now available. I wrote this book to share what I have learned in my journey through brain trauma and to help other survivor's cope with their own particular challenges.
www.anthonyaquan-assee.com
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Let Me Die Laughing
Let Me Die Laughing
Megan Timothy is a woman of action. She grew up in Rhodesia, in Southern Africa, and came to the U.S. at twenty-one. With her spunky personality and stunning looks, she quickly fell into the Hollywood "scene". She worked more than 20 years as an actress and a screenwriter. Along the way, Megan acqui
www.cronehousepublishing.com
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Brainstorming: Life after Acquired Brain Injury
Brainstorming: Life after Acquired Brain Injury
As a result of stroke, aneurysm, brain tumor, auto accidents, common falls, and military combat, more than two million people suffer brain injuries each year, making acquired brain injury (ABI) a leading cause of disability.
www.brainstormingbook.com
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