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Not for the fainthearted: J J Virgin on how she supports herself, her son, doctors and 'every-man'.
Genevieve Hibbs Volunteer at MissionAssist / NAF (Board member) ... / A Rocha UK Posted 6 years ago
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Anyone can have a traumatic brain injury. I did when I was a teenager and was knocked down by a bicycle.
J J Virgin had already studied brain nutrition and health before the events in the podcast happened. She also had a solid foundation in self-care ...
This is a fantastic first person story of how J J said to her other son "He's going to be 110%" about her 16 year old who already had brain challenges had a severe accident. The narrative about everything she did is amazing, but my main reason for posting this here is what she says at the end about how she exemplifies self-care and cooperates with other experts and promotes that as a successful way to work.
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