I had coffee the other day, with a vegetable. That’s what the director of a local rehabilitation center called him when he applied to her facility for treatment. Few people that I’ve met have affected so many others. During our first encounter, newspaper reporters, photographers, and a camera crew gathered in his home along with 20 or so friends and acquaintances. He worked the room with charm and poise, shaking hands and greeting every single person. The man of whom I speak is David McRae, a 38-year-old from Yakima, Washington, who lives with severe brain damage. Full article can be found on the letters page under Guidepost Magazine. Original article by Tonja Stoneman.
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 | I began this website after writing our son's story of recovery from severe head injury. I pray that it will help and encourage others who are also struggling with head injury or any difficult trial. Speaking Engagements I am available to speak on head injury recovery and preferably about the patterning therapy if needed. You can reach me at davidmcraebook2005@hotmail.com or by calling (509) 965-1490
American Veterans with Brain Injuries (AVBI)
Organized in 2004 as a grassroots effort whose mission is to offer support to the families of American service members and veterans who have suffered traumatic brain injuries. In 2006 AVBI.org was established to provide a web-based peer support network for these veterans and their family members.
Brainline.org
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