The cranium is the bony covering that protects the brain. The meninges surround the brain, and they consist of three layers of tissue, which are the pia mater, the arachnoid membrane and the dura mater, Atlanta Brain and Spine Care explains. The front area of the brain is called the cerebrum, the brain’s largest part. […]
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In this instalment, I felt that the acknowledgement of family support would be important for without the network of family in your life you can be feeling that you are in this journey alone. To be more specific, I would like to write briefly about my wonderful wife Donna for she has been the person
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Thank you to everybody that continues to follow my rehabilitation journey website and have been kind enough to share with your friends, family and work colleagues. This website was launched on the 15th December 2015 which is exactly 2 months ago. Within this period, we have now reached out to 55 countries around the world with
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Now before everyone starts misinterpreting the heading, my anger or mood swings are in no way represented in any act of violence. I felt the need to highlight this for unfortunately these days whenever we see the words anger or anger management in the media it is usually associated with a violent act. Family, friends
For those who aren’t aware, a “fishbone” diagram is otherwise called a “cause and effect” diagram or “Ishikawa” which was created by Kaoru Ishikawa (1968) that show the causes of a specific event. I studied such things when I was functioning as a normal healthy person (pre-incident) and whilst in this case I have not
Thank you to everybody that has followed my rehabilitation journey website and have been kind enough to share with your friends, family and work colleagues. As of the 4th January 2016, we have now reached out to 30 countries around the world with the numbers growing everyday. The emails I have been receiving from individuals, families
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