A place for people to raise awareness and support for survivors of Traumatic Brain Injury and those who support them
September 1, 2012 all day – Dalton, GA

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On April 4, 2006, at the age of 23, I crashed in a professional bicycle race. The subsequent effects led me to endure a coma, substantial bodily damage, and a traumatic brain injury. My outlook was bleak. Medical professionals did not know if I would survive, and if I did, what kind of life I would lead. Miraculously I awoke from my coma only to enter a world full of doubt and uncertainty. Now fully recovered, I have created the Raisin Hope Foundation to help transform hope into knowledge. My goal is threefold:
As a professional cyclist I was known for Raisin Hell, now as a brain injury survivor I ask you to please join me on my quest. It is my dream that, together, we can be known for Raisin Hope for individuals and families affected by brain injuries.
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Adolescents between the ages of 14-22 with a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) are invited to participate in a study investigating the relationship between cognitive, linguistic, and reading skills. Participation will take about 1 ½ hours and will take place at Oglethorpe University.
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ContinuePosted by Livia Balaban on January 2, 2012 at 7:26am
Please read this young lady's story. Her home is not only impossible to move around in with a wheelchair, but it is making her sick!
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ContinuePosted by Willisa Marsh on December 30, 2011 at 2:30am
My appointment today with the neurologist was productive. He spent about an hour with me and answered all of my questions.
He said my continuing symptoms are part of post concussion syndrome (never heard of it) and they're to be expected. He looked over all of my CT scans (he had the ones from SFGH, but no written reports) and my MRI/MRA. He pointed out the spot that the thought neurologist in SF was referring to when he said I had bleeding (he wasn't convinced, but didn't…
ContinuePosted by Michelle on March 16, 2011 at 6:20pm — 4 Comments
Hey everyone... I'm new and was advised to share my story.
On March 4, 2011, I crashed by bike. This wasn’t a silly little rookie crash because my cleats were jammed up and I couldn’t unclip. This was a scary high-speed crash while descending a hill. Since I started riding two years ago, I've only had three minor accidents (one mountain, two road).
My friend, Chris, and I decided to ride the San Francisco Bike Party, which is a night ride in, well, San…
ContinuePosted by Michelle on March 15, 2011 at 4:09pm — 4 Comments
Last Friday I went for my 6-month vision checkup with my neuro-ophthalmologist. The muscles than control my left eye were damaged when I was injured nearly 3 years ago. As a result of the muscle damage, I suffered from pretty wicked double vision, especially as my head is rotated to the left. The doctor gave me temporary prisms at first, waiting for a permanent prescription until my vision had stabilized. In June 2010 he felt things had stabilized (my eyesight would not improve…
ContinuePosted by Randy on December 19, 2010 at 6:11pm — 4 Comments
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