“Strength of This Woman”
A Traumatic Brain Injury Survivor
by
Book Details
Language :
English
Publication Date :
15/11/2011
Format :
Softcover
Dimensions :
8.5x11
Page Count :
92
ISBN :
9781467060288
About the Book
When we’re afraid, that fear robs us of being content. Fear robs us from living a comfortable life; that fear also robs & rules a lot of people that feel stuck due to their fear. We will never be free from fear until we stop making excuses about situations in our lives.
We can’t punish ourselves & everyone else for what one person or others did & have done to cause the situation or for what has happened in our lives.
We need to change the way we think & live in the now—present tense. Let the past be the past & let it stay in past tense. A person can’t change what has happened, but can look forward to the future. Looking forward can reveal the possibilities that lie ahead and lead to change.
As women & men, we need to find ways to stand up for ourselves & break free from our silence to get rid of fear & shame….We need to take steps to help ourselves become stronger & smarter.
Honoring the process with patience, I’m taking the time to notice what I have rather than what I don’t. I also continually practice shifting my focus to what’s positive; that focus keeps me going along with me not giving up on myself even when at times I do feel and have been discouraged. It’s hard but there’s always hope!
Despite my setbacks, pain, loss, hurt and struggles, I’m still making the best of a bad situation. Also I hope that even one person, and hopefully many more, can gain strength from my story.
We can’t punish ourselves & everyone else for what one person or others did & have done to cause the situation or for what has happened in our lives.
We need to change the way we think & live in the now—present tense. Let the past be the past & let it stay in past tense. A person can’t change what has happened, but can look forward to the future. Looking forward can reveal the possibilities that lie ahead and lead to change.
As women & men, we need to find ways to stand up for ourselves & break free from our silence to get rid of fear & shame….We need to take steps to help ourselves become stronger & smarter.
Honoring the process with patience, I’m taking the time to notice what I have rather than what I don’t. I also continually practice shifting my focus to what’s positive; that focus keeps me going along with me not giving up on myself even when at times I do feel and have been discouraged. It’s hard but there’s always hope!
Despite my setbacks, pain, loss, hurt and struggles, I’m still making the best of a bad situation. Also I hope that even one person, and hopefully many more, can gain strength from my story.
About the Author
Jannelle Charlemagne is now living in Louisville, Kentucky. She is currently a junior at the University of Louisville pursing her Bachelor of Science in Biology with a concentration: Genetic/Subcellular.
In addition to writing, she pursues hobbies including cooking, ice skating, reading, traveling & volunteering. She is now in the process of writing her 2nd book, a poetic memoir of her experiences.