Experiencing My Brain
Experiencing My Brain is a podcast devoted to detailed discussion with brain injury survivors about their experiences, problems, and ways that they have found to navigate their lives.
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- Sep 19, 2026
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Return to Life. A Brain Injury Discussion With Chaandani (opens the original)
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Every brain injury is different, but there are invisible layers to each brain injury experience that are often similar. It’s complicated to get to those layers and the similarities, but the perspective Chaandani shares here offers great depth to help others learn more about brain injury and what can help improve. In 2019, Chaandani had a brain injury, which led to years of invisible problems and struggles. She found ways to shift her mindset, to improve, and to regain her life back . She founded
The Fight For Reasonable Accommodations (opens the original)
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The misunderstanding that surrounds brain injury is the second biggest problem with brain injury, the first is of course is the brain injury. Marc explains his different brain injury problems very well in this recording. Occipital neuralgia is injury to the occipital nerve, and of course he has as many other brain injury problems. Plus the stimulators he has to manage in order to function. It’s truly unimaginable and I am glad Marc could spell things out. The the misunderstanding that surrounds
"Wired Differently." A Brain Injury Discussion with Carmen. (opens the original)
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In this discussion with Dr. Carmen Frede, DNP, AGACNP-BC, we get into many details of what brain injury is like. From the start of the injury to the many problems that unfold that make returning to "life before brain injury " not possible. Dr. Frede (Carmen) explains her different challenges and internal struggles, what it takes to work to improve, and how difficult it was to find help and support. The problems and the efforts Carmen shares can help others learn how to think about the invisible
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