Angela is fighting for her memories
as she knew them.

   On February the 21, 2008  Angela was traveling in her pickup on SR62 when she lost control and hit a tree on the driver's side.She was trapped inside until rescuers found her. Sleet was about 1/2 inch thick on the pavement that day. She was found sometime before 11:44 Am. Every day since that time has been a monuments step in her recovery.

    I wasn't very familiar with traumatic brain injuries. I was "TBI stupid". I still feel that way. Angela is the wonderful mother of three. Chase, the oldest son turned 11 while she was at U of L Hospital. Seth is 7. He is the tortured middle kid. Skylar is the spoiled rotten little girl. She turned 5, also while Angela was at University hospital.They are all great kids. One thing for certain, they are all Mommy's babies. They need her to get better. As I have been told several times ,"We have a long road to travel". For those of you that know Angela, she is one tough cookie. She does well and in great spirit most of the time and continues moving forward at a slow rate.

 AngelaTBI is still open

 As  an accident, It automatically paid for another year. No regrets though. It was a blessing that I did not ask for. Writing my thoughts and ramblings was the only thing that kept my sanity throughout the beginning of Angela's initial steps in recovery. If you look around the site content should be the same. I took a mirrored image of the old site and saved it to my hard drive. I will back it up and save the journal from it. Basically, I will redesign the site to include a journal download and a few notes. It may seem like I have fell off the edge of the Earth. I kind of feel like I have in some regards.
 

Corydon TBI Support Group

 812 225 5252 number is local to Corydon. Please leave a message..Click the link for more information about the support group at any time day or night. We would love to see a large productive and structured group . Visit the link section at the top of the page for more information.

Support Your State Brain Injury Association.

This is a very valid cause. They even provide for prevention measures that may save your child or loved ones life in the future. Do not think of it as helping us. They are there for all of us. Just read more statistics about how common brain injury actually occurs. After you read and them you can understand how important it is to your family and loved ones. Warning : The truth about TBI is scary to when it comes to protecting your family. The prevention measures that they provide for go far beyond the realm of just having a brain injury. This is the place to help ensure that your family and friends do not step in our shoes. There is no cure or magic pill that will help. The best practice is prevention and staying responsible when it comes to making choices for your family.

Get involved... Your family depends on your choices.

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