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"In Our Own Words" Virtual Poetry Event featuring Brain Injury Survivors & Caregivers Video

I am so excited to share the inaugural “In Our Own Words” virtual poetry event held last month featuring the voices of brain injury survivors and caregivers, hosted by Resilient Roots. You can watch the video here, and make sure to join us in April for the next “In Our Own Words” event on Zoom!

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A few photos from Day 1 of Brain Injury Association of America’s National Conference and Awareness Day here in Washington, D.C. Missing a few of my awesome Council colleagues, but there will definitely be more pics to come! #braininjury #brain
Hair is done (by the AMAZING @trumane_hair_studio, seriously, you should have seen how crunchy it looked when I went in there 😆) so now I’m ready to head to D.C. with @bia_usa to advocate for the brain injury community by speaking with our leg
Foods I’ve Eaten Latelt as a Chic, Disabled Girlie 🍽️ More yummy, nutritious plant-based foods. Cauliflower hot wings are on the menu tonight. 🔥 #blackvegan #blackvegans #plantbased #wholefoods #disabilityawareness #braininjury #braininjury
Happy Valentine’s Day!🌹 (Especially to my fellow brain injury babes!) I pray your day is full of love, joy & delicious food!💋 #valentinesday #fashion #braininiury #braininjuryawareness #braininjurysurvivor #classicstyle #reddress #redlip
Photos from Day 1 of the 23rd Annual Arizona African-American Legislative Conference. It started out with an amazing bus tour learning about the incredible black history of Phoenix, then the evening ended with a Jazz and Justice discussion and perfor

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Navigating the Holidays as A Parent Living with Brain Injury Webinar

Managing children's expectations, preparing meals, dealing with symptom flare-ups & sensory overload...there can be a lot to try to handle during the holidays as a parent living with brain injury. Resilient Roots creator & moderator Cazoshay Marie discusses these topics and more, as well as provides some suggestions for how to make your holidays more manageable & full of joy!

There will be no December meeting of Resilient Roots (enjoy the holidays!) Our next meeting is January 16th with guest speaker Taryn Barlow of The Well Brain!

Coming February 2025, Resilient Roots Support Group for Parents Living with Brain Injury is hosting a virtual poetry event featuring the works of brain injury survivors from all walks of life. “In Our Own Words” brings the voices of survi
Resilient Roots Support Group for Parents Living with Brain Injury would like to thank all the caregivers this Caregiver Appreciation Month! Many parents living with brain injury are also caregivers. You are seen, loved & appreciated! I hope you
Looks can be deceiving. Life after brain injury will never be the same as it was before, but that doesn’t mean it’s all bad. There are challenges & setbacks, but there are also positive things like finding out how resilient you are &a
Resilient Roots (virtual) Support Group for Parents Living with Brain Injury would like to thank our veterans for their service to our country! You are appreciated & Resilient Roots is here to support you! 🇺🇸 Next mtg. Nov. 21 #veterans #vete
Last night the virtual community movie night for Resilient Roots Support Group for Parents Living with Brain Injury was awesome! We watched the short documentary, “Jelly Brain”, & had an amazing discussion afterwards. It was really
I’m a day late. But in addition to 10/14 being my (@cazoshay_marie)’s birthday, it was Indigenous Peoples Day! There is still a lot of work that needs to be done as far as culturally competent care for indigenous peoples experiencing brai
Get your popcorn ready! 🍿 For the October 17th meeting of @resilientrootspwbi, we’re having a movie night, followed by a discussion. This month (and this month only) I’m making this a community movie night, so anyone parent or not, brain

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D.I.D. with Cazoshay and its materials are not intended to treat, diagnose, cure or prevent any disease. All material on this blog is provided for educational purposes only. Always seek the advice of your physician or another qualified healthcare provider for any questions you have regarding a medical condition, and before undertaking any diet, exercise or other health related program.

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