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Second Chance to Live, Thoughts and Quotes to Inspire Video Presentation

Posted by Second Chance to Live on May 8, 2013

Hello and welcome back to Second Chance to Live my friend. Thank you for making the decision to stop by to visit with me. Today, I want to share the above article in video format. I create video presentations of my articles to empower individuals who learn through watching and listening. As you watch this presentation and questions come to mind, please send those questions to me. All questions are good questions. You may do so through my Contact Information Page. Below is an excerpt to this article.

“I am a traumatic brain injury survivor, but I am not my brain injury. Society may put me in a box through stigmatization, but I do not have to live in that box. People may want to dismiss, discount, minimize and marginalize who I am, but I do not have to be limited by short sightedness. Instead, I am free to fly like a bird out of a cage that has been opened for me by my acceptance of who I am as a uniquely qualified  individual.”

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Craig

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