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Featured Image Description: A black remote control on top of a wooden table with the words, ‘Change the Channel a poem’ BY: ELIZABETH MacGREGOR “As we [continue to] struggle with Covid and live our restricted lives, I have been […]

Our May, 2021 Community Meeting focused on Race and Brain Injury, featuring speaker Samira Omar. Speaker: Samira Omar About Samira  Samira Omar is a PhD Candidate in the Rehabilitation Sciences Institute at the University of Toronto and a trainee […]

Image Description:  Vibrant, abstract watercolour painting with pink, blue, white, green and yellow colours. BY: FRANCE THERIAULT The fog that permanently lives in your brain when you have a Traumatic Brain Injury is so often thick and invasive you […]

Featured Image: A grainy picture of the blog author, Jeff, wearing a black sweatshirt and blue jeans, standing by a damaged stock car that is yellow on the top half and red with blue stripes on the bottom. A […]

Image Description: A slice of cheesecake with strawberries on a plate with a bowl of Arugula salad next to the cheesecake BY: JOSIE CALOMA Arugula contains multiple nutrients, including B vitamins, calcium and vitamin K, and has anti-inflammatory properties. […]

Featured Image: Icon images of support and soothe tools – from left to right (top): a hand squeezing a stress ball, a bottle of lotion (bottom), a piece of wrapped candy, a bucket of water indicating its 30°. Living […]

Featured Image: A wooden thermometer against a blue sky. The mercury on the thermometer is 40°. The summer of 2021 seems to swing back and forth between rain storms and heat waves. Regardless, the reality of summer is we’re […]

Featured Image Description: Vegetable and pineapple cake topped with sliced pineapple on top of a plate. BY: JOSIE CALOMA Have your cake and feel good about it! Josie’s recipe creates a cake full of vegetables and there is also […]

Featured Image: A black and white photograph of the post writer, Mark Koning. He is wearing a black t-shirt. The image is blurred and his hand is holding his chin. He looks thoughtful. BY: MARK KONING There was a […]