United States Women's Soccer legend,Mia Hamm,once said:
“There are always new, grander challenges to confront, and a true winner will embrace each one!”
While the struggles I face each day are vastly different from any which Mia ever encountered on the soccer-field,
I can still very much relate to this remark.
I can still very much relate to this remark.
As all Survivors of TBI know... life keeps rolling-on,
and we have a decision to make. We can either hop on
the locomotive, or get left in the dust. You all know which option I have chosen ~~~ "All ABOARD!!!"
and we have a decision to make. We can either hop on
the locomotive, or get left in the dust. You all know which option I have chosen ~~~ "All ABOARD!!!"
Back in September, the BIA-MA was given another opportunity to be "spotlighted". This time, it was thru
Moody Street TV, in a production to be aired on NESN.
Moody Street TV, in a production to be aired on NESN.
Madeline Uretsky, a survivor of serious sports-concussions, her mom, my MamaBear, and I were asked to meet at Spaulding Rehab. for the shoot. After only chatting with Maddie for a few minutes, I knew she&I would stay in-touch long after the feature was over!
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As per usual, our Executive Director Extraordinaire,
Nicole Godaire, represented all of us and
the Association seamlessly!
Nicole Godaire, represented all of us and
the Association seamlessly!
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Josh Harvey, Studio Manager of Moody Street TV, had the best creative-direction for the whole shoot!
It was such a pleasure filming with him.
It was such a pleasure filming with him.
I've said this many times before, but it is certainly worth repeating... Let's make Productions like these~}"Go-Viral"{~
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