Recovering brain

[Tabbylucy]

Hi everyone, not sure if I should do this but I will try and see what happens. I write a blog and would really like people to look at it and let me know what you think. I have a brain injury following a cardiac arrest in Sep 2017. My blog really helps get everything I am thinking about out of my head. It would be good to think that like minded people are reading it. Anyway here is the link - it's a bit basic but I am proud of it.

recoveringbrain.blog/

Thanks

JD

[cat3]

Hi JD. Your blog is really pleasing in that it's comprehensive and descriptive enough to keep readers interested, especially those who're new to the business of brain injury. But it's also accessible & 'unpreachy', and there's an intimacy which is a welcome change to many other journals. Like the layout too ! Well done m'dear…. Cat x

[Tabbylucy in reply to cat3]

Thanks Cat for your reply, it is good to get feedback from people. It is really easy to do a blog. I can't remember how I set it up though!

[cat3 in reply to Tabbylucy]

I'm useless in that area of technology ! I don't know anything about setting up blogs I'm afraid. But from my perspective, your blog looks very professional so hope you manage to get it out there.

I'm sure you'd get a step by step guide on Google though. Good luck Lucy. x

[panda78]

Hi DJ,

I will keep reading your blog with a hope to understand brain injury survivors’ feelings, struggles etc. I hope it will help me to understand my recovering wee sister...

Best wishes.

[Tabbylucy in reply to panda78]

Thanks, writing the blog really helps me too. Best wishes to your sister. xx

[randomphantoms]

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[Exhaust]

This blog is really supportive reading the similarities are mind blowing ..