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Featured: August 14th, 2021 6:00 pm est

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Rodrick Frazier is a severe Traumatic Brain Injury survivor from a motorcycle accident that left him in a coma for a month in 2003.  His amazing story of survival and recovery was documented in the Chicago Sun Times and US News and World Report.  He became the ‘poster boy’ of the rehab hospital that assisted his recovery.  Not buying into the expectations of this invisible injury he successfully found his life partner, earned a graduate degree, a CDL, and Microsoft Certifications.  Originally from Chicago, IL he has found physical relief, now living near Tampa, FL.

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Introduction: Today marks 23 years since my last motorcycle ride — a moment that felt like the beginning of a downward spiral. I didn’t know that April 13, 2003 would become the dividing line between the life I once lived and the life I never imagined I’d have to rebuild from the ground up. At… Read More »23 Years Later: Still …

Grief is hard for everyone. It doesn’t matter who you are, what you’ve been through, or how strong you think you are — losing someone you love shakes you. This past weekend, my wife’s family lost her brother, Alvin (Al). As we’ve been processing that loss together, I’ve found myself reflecting on my sister, Yvez,… Read More »When Survivors Grieve: Holding …

There’s a quiet kind of confidence that comes when you stop trying to force life into place and instead allow yourself to move with what’s already unfolding. For a long time, I lived in a state of bracing — waiting for the next setback, the next disappointment, the next moment where I’d have to fight… Read More »Walking in Alignment, Not …

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