BRAINWAVES

The road to being a motivational speaker and entertainer is surely one of many twists and turns. If you have ever had the pleasure of hearing Steve Gamlin speak, it might be easy to assume he comes by it naturally, but the truth might surprise you.

Kelly and Cindy had always been close. But when Kelly was severely injured in a car accident in 2008, that bond became even stronger.

Dr. Jyothi Gupta’s work revolves around other people being able to experience the dignity of work. While her efforts have been the hallmark of her career, they’ve become something more—the foundation of her personal mission.

Emily Rodger’s story is working on a happy ending. But that was never the goal, anyway. Perhaps an explanation is due.

Kelly Sample can’t believe his own brain injury story – or the photos of the car he was driving that night.

United States Brain Injury Alliance (USBIA) Board Member Dr. Michelle Sugerman is known for many things.

The title of Pennie Hunt’s book also lays out her life’s credo – “Love Your Life – No Matter What!” But this isn’t just some cutesy saying stitched on a throw pillow— it’s how Pennie lives her life.

Cazoshay Marie is a familiar face in the brain health community. As a survivor of a brain injury, she is active in survivor groups, caregiver conferences, and empowerment events in Arizona.

This isn’t your typical tale of romance. It’s one with a twist you never see coming but will never forget.

For the past three years, Nanette Hausman has been driven to keep college students safe. It has since become a passion that consumes her every waking moment.

Ann Zuccardy loves to laugh; more specifically, she lives to laugh. Not exactly what you might expect from a woman who continues to recover from a brain injury she sustained a decade ago.

As part of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, Janice Podzimek gives a glimpse into a typical day working with survivors of domestic violence and brain injury.