Our BEST Superhero of the Month for July 2018 is a superhero whose superpowers are both words and music that have made a difference in the lives of others. BEST wishes and congratulations to our newest BEST Superhero of the Month, Andy Dovey! Andy has served a regular BEST guest blogger and contributor. On this (more…)
Writing is an exploration of the BEST kind. The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) is honored to know the finest explorers, who have, through the written word, helped us explore the world around us and learn new things. Many thanks to our fantastic BEST guest bloggers and writing contributors, past and present, for sharing their (more…)
The Brain Energy Support Team (BEST) was recently honored by Feedspot.com for having one of the top 30 brain injury blogs internationally. From the Feedspot website: The Best Traumatic Brain Injury blogs from thousands of Traumatic Brain Injury blogs in our index using search and social metrics. We’ve carefully selected these websites because they are (more…)
So, what are we going to talk about this time? Or rather, what did I come up with to talk about this time? How about power? Let’s talk a little about that. When you hear the word power, what comes to mind? Nuclear, hydroelectric, explosives, weapons? Those are all forms of what we consider power. (more…)
At the Brain Energy Support Team (BEST),  sharing our personal stories and journeys are important to us. Finding the words and putting those words to the keyboard or to paper, makes a difference, not only for us as individuals, but to us as a brain injury community as a whole. Stories matter. Here’s a list of (more…)
Guest contributor Elissa Farmer explores invisible illnesses and disabilities.  While the author is specifically referring to bipolar disorder, her words ring true for those of us with brain injury. Join us as we see Farmer’s painful and poignant journey and how she learned to find her voice. ************************************************************************************************************* Speak By Elissa Farmer Today, I am a (more…)
