We have now made it into day 5 of Brain Injury Awareness Month. With this day I will share a bit of wisdom I have cultivated over 24 years of living with a brain injury… And only one word comes so close to my mind when I speak this but

“Success is not a place at which one arrives but rather the spirit with which one undertakes and continues the journey.” ~Alex Noble My Share Your Strong team took a trip to Albany Georgia today. This is the time of year for The Snickers Marathon. Albany Georgia holds a special

“Grief, when it comes, is nothing like we expect it to be.” ~Joan Didion Ever since I was a little girl grieving has been an issue I didn’t deal very well with and today is no different. Today I got word that a child I visited with lost her life

Standing in my bathroom this morning I took a good long look at myself in the mirror. Looking back at me was what I saw as a small town, hardworking single mom. Standing there I couldn’t help but look deep at this image and remember where I came from, and

This morning I am waking up on Thanksgiving Day of 2016. My normal routine would be to shoot out the door for a run on my beautiful Georgia dirt roads, for prayer and thanks. However, this year is somewhat different. I am grinding it out on a stair master early

“Believe in yourself and all that you are. Know that there is something inside you that is greater than any obstacle.” ~ Christian D. Larson There I was, sitting in a wheelchair against a hallway of a hospital in Albany Georgia. This is where my story began. We all have

Share Your Strong had the honor and privilege of meeting a superhero quarterback this weekend, JT Brooks from Tennessee at The Shepherd Center. I had gotten word from another patient here that I had visited with recently that he was here with his dad and would love some inspiration and

I took my son today to the location that changed my life forever. I wanted to do this to help him learn a life lesson that I had to learn here in a ditch 23 years ago. This is the spot where I got a second chance in life. I

I had the privilege and honor of turning another year older last month. Upon this transormation in my life I found myself taking a look at life in a perspective I have never done so before. I turned 38 years old last month and I can say confidently that my

Tomorrow my son will be turning 10 years old. Where did all this time go to?? I remember lugging this kid around in one of those heavy carriers you see moms carrying all the time… In honor of this day I have decided to write a letter to my precious