Title: An excellent book for TBI relatives and friends
Product review: It is a disappointment that people, especially kids, are not told she wasn't wearing a helmet while riding her bike. I never fail to tell kids that if I hadn't had my own, not-a-beatup-loaner, approved motorcycle helmet on when I crashed a hang glider, I would have died for sure as I came back from a coma etc. to a good life. Just a little more damage from a poor helmet would have killed me, or turned me into a life support cabbage.the book is very good otherwise, and I recommend it to anyone trying to understand how someone with TBI can do some things fine, but not others.Best description of TBI I have made up, which could be applied to hers; Your brain is a map on the wall. Close your eyes, reach behind you and grab an unknown number of darts. Throw them blindly at the map. Some areas get hit, some don't, some totalled. It's not an IQ thing.
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