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Family Forum on Brain Injury: Parenting ◊

Articles by family members with information on the challenges and stresses of parenting from two perspectives - being a parent of a child with a brain injury and being a parent with a brain injury. Families discuss stresses of hospital and rehabilitation stays as well as raising children at home after a brain injury. This information and articles can be used for support groups and newsletters. Please cite the Family Forum as the source with the website for Lash and Associates Publishing/Training, Inc.

		Coskie Family Articles Dixie Fremont-Smith Coskie’s articles by herself and two of her children give readers a special glimpse into the many ways that a traumatic brain injury can touch every single member of a family.

		1 Percent Chance – A Story of Hope and Miracles Rich and Bobbi Paine describe the importance of hope as they trace their 16 year old son's recovery from a vegetative state after a brain tumor and strokes to high school graduation.

		The Story of Kirbey While walking across the street, Kirbey was struck by a car. The driver, a 16 year-old boy, who had only had his license for 1 month, was distracted for a moment. But that moment changed Kirbey’s life and that of her family’s forever. By Ken Ballantyne