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Author page: Anthony Aquan-Assee

We are all unique !

I don’t think there is a “Best of anything” in our world.  Everyone is so very unique. We can’t compare ourselves to others when everybody is so different. In a Science experiment, before a scientist can state that “X” caused “Y” or that “X” is the best treatment for “Y”  they must be…

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The Reading Brain

Dr. Wayne Dyer helped me learn to read again. I was unable to read after I sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury. The Brain Injury caused me to experience a tremendous number of problems including nausea, loss of attention, vision problems, fatigue, severe memory problems, etc.  As a result, I had great difficulties reading and using…

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Spirituality unites us

Many people do not realize that there are no limits. There are some things that exist in life today that defy logic and do not have a scientific explanation.  After I sustained a Traumatic Brain Injury, I could not rationally explain why this had happened to me.  I frequently would complain, “Why Me?”, “Why not…

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Perspective and Fear

When you change your perspective, you change your life.  "Looking at life from a different perspective makes you realize that it’s not the deer that is crossing the road, rather it’s the road that is crossing the forest." ~ By: Muhammad Ali There is great fear and anxiety as a result of what is reported…

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“Your Mind Knows”

You are not your brain. There is something more to who you are. There is an energy or a divine force within us that allows us to control our brain.  This divine force is what is growing our hair, growing our fingernails, beating our heart and all of the other incredible things that take place…

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Did you say something ? 

Damage to the brainstem may result in an Auditory Processing Disorder.  This is a neurological-based hearing loss in which the brain has difficulty processing the information it receives from the ears.  As a result, a Survivor may struggle to understand someone talking and they also may have difficulty making sense of other sounds they hear. …

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A Look into the future:

“I forgot” is an extremely common phrase used by many Brain Injury Survivors.  A Brain Injury makes it very difficult for someone to use their brain as they previously did prior to their injury.  Accessing information is often a herculean task for a Survivor.  IN THE FUTURE: I predict that technology will be so advanced…

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