Kathi Sturgeon knows one thing for sure: support is still here. The home care professional, nonprofit board director, sports enthusiast and brain injury survivor, recently reflected on how COVID-19 has impacted her. The quick conclusion: it hasn’t been easy. Kathi explains. “One of the challenges has been keeping up with the seemingly constant changes,” shares (more…)
Batman says: It’s never too late to be a superhero. He’s right! Join BEST as a member or share your monetary gift anytime before the end of the 2021 to help us with our programs, services, and educational opportunities for the brain injury community and their families for 2022. Click here to support BEST! Prefer (more…)
Batman says: It’s not who I am underneath, but what I do that defines me. Today, on this Giving Tuesday (#GivingTuesday), the international day of giving back to causes and organizations that you care about, it’s a great time to reflect on what we do and how it defines us. Earlier this fall, the Brain (more…)
Batman’s right. You only have your thoughts and dreams ahead of you. You are someone. You mean something. Batman’s words are at the heart of what the Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) does. As the BEST community, created by, and for, brain injury survivors and their families, we believe that we all mean something. That (more…)
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It wasn’t until I had been discharged from a month-long hospital stay in 2016 after experiencing a major stroke that I had even heard of the Brain Energy Support Team (BEST). For some reason I don’t really know or understand, I decided to get into a support group. The social worker at the hospital gave (more…)
