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Hi Dr Diane- Your book changed my life. My friend found it nearly 2 years after my injury and it was a Rosetta Stone for me, so I am finally thanking you. I have gone on to get better, speak and advocate, in Congress and elsewhere. I would like to speak with you about my next step in helping people with mTBI. I would also like to add you to my network.

Your book actually helped my brother understand that he also suffers from brain injury from several incidents. He had a total of 3 times that he hit his head and passed out, all occurring in the 70's or early 80's. Nobody really understood about head injuries back then and he was just labeled as a problem. Thanks for making your book detailed but still easy to understand, even for someone who has such a hard time comprehending the written word.

This is a great book for all people who have suffered a mild BI or for families of people with mild BI. Helps you better understand what the patient is going through.

Dear Terri and Brainmaster folks... I found it to be excellent and very much worth the money. Diane has said on another list serve that there is an updated version coming out this fall and I plan to buy that one,too, then. I think she does a beautiful job of explaining a complex topic so that it is easily understandable to anyone who reads it. I spent many years trying to teach psychology and psychiatry residents at UTMB to write with her kind of clarity and simplicity. Very few of them even approached her level. There are a lot of people out there who have suffered concussions and their long lasting effects who can easily identify those effects in themselves such as decreases in their multitasking abilities. I am glad you mentioned the "Timeless" book--I'll look it up. If I get one good idea from a book, then I know I have more than gotten my money back.

This book saved my sanity when it first came out. When I had a brain aneurysm in 1990, I didn't understand my disability until this book came out in 1997. I read about mal Petits seizures, which I was having. Later, had a paralyzing one. I was in an adaptive exercise class with a nurse, told her about it and ordered the book for her too. She cried and told me the book validates all her complaints to her doctor. She was still working at Stanford's Hospital at the time. Her doctor, as well as my doctor said it was all in our heads. They didn't understand it themselves. This book helped me to realize what was happening to me, as well as the nurse.