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Tag: post-concussion syndrome

It’s Nice to Have a Friend
Health / Mental Health / Parenting and Lifestyle / Personal Development / Self-reflection

It’s Nice to Have a Friend

It was the summer after my accident when I reconnected with Sara. It had been a couple of months since I developed […]

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  • 23.09.2026
  • 2 weeks
Tagged denmark, friendship, motherhood with a concussion, post-concussion syndrome, Taylor Swift
Trauma will shape you. Make it a masterpiece
Health / Mental Health / Personal Development / Self-reflection

Trauma will shape you. Make it a masterpiece

This summer, my family and I visited Berlin. Had we gone six months ago, this post would be completely different and would […]

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  • 16.09.2026
  • 3 weeks
Tagged Berlin, healing, post-concussion syndrome, post-traumatic growth, trauma
Nobody’s heard from me for months, I’m doin’ better than I ever was
Health / Personal Development / Self-advocating / Self-reflection / Taylor Swift Therapy

Nobody’s heard from me for months, I’m doin’ better than I ever was

“Nobody’s heard from me for monthsI’m doin’ better than I ever was.” Call It What You Want, Reputation And it is completely […]

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  • 09.09.2026
  • 4 weeks
Tagged concussion recovery, healing, invisible illness, post-concussion syndrome, post-traumatic growth
You never called it what it was
Health / Medical Appointments / Self-advocating

You never called it what it was

Dear NHS Medical Professionals and Specialists, I write this letter to you in rage, in heartbreak, but also in hope. In the […]

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  • 15.07.2026
  • 3 months
Tagged concussion recovery, invisible illness, mild traumatic brain injury, PCS, post-concussion syndrome
Dear Reader
Book Recommendations / Health / PCS Symptoms / Personal Development

Dear Reader

Dear Reader, Since developing Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS), reading has become one of my greatest struggles. As a teacher, I took it for […]

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  • 08.07.2026
  • 3 months
Tagged Book Recommendations, concussion recovery, PCS, post-concussion syndrome, Taylor Swift
Try and come for my job
Health / Medical Appointments / Mental Health / PCS Symptoms / Personal Development / Self-advocating

Try and come for my job

A few days ago, I was talking to someone about sourdough baking. I mentioned that while it isn’t really a high-maintenance hobby, […]

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  • 01.07.2026
  • 3 months
Tagged concussion recovery, invisible illness, PCS, post-concussion syndrome, Taylor Swift
Long story short, I survived
Health / PCS Symptoms

Long story short, I survived

A few weekends ago, I went to a friend’s 40th birthday party. This isn’t a post about personal growth, lessons learned, or […]

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  • 24.06.2026
  • 4 months
Tagged concussion recovery, invisible illness, night out with PCS, post-concussion syndrome, Taylor Swift
What happened, you? That’s what happened, you
Health / Mental Health / Personal Development / Self-reflection

What happened, you? That’s what happened, you

I am completely burnt out by Post-Concussion Syndrome (PCS), and I have been for months. Looking back, the signs were written all […]

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  • 10.06.2026
  • 4 months
Tagged burnout, concussion recovery, invisible illness, post-concussion syndrome, Taylor Swift
I haven’t met the new me yet
Health / Personal Development / Self-reflection / Taylor Swift Therapy / Teaching Career

I haven’t met the new me yet

A few weeks ago, I was given my personal belongings from my old classroom. It has been two years since I taught […]

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  • 03.06.2026
  • 4 months
Tagged concussion recovery, post-concussion syndrome, post-traumatic growth, Taylor Swift, teachingcareer
it’s time to go
Health / Mental Health / Personal Development / Self-reflection / Taylor Swift Therapy

it’s time to go

Since the start of my brain injury, Taylor’s music has been my nervous system’s barometer. When I subconsciously reach for tracks like Look […]

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  • 20.05.2026
  • 5 months
Tagged healing, high alert, nervous system, post-concussion syndrome, Taylor Swift

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Man, it’s been a while. But I knew it, I knew you
Would’ve, Could’ve, Should’ve
It’s Nice to Have a Friend
Trauma will shape you. Make it a masterpiece
Nobody’s heard from me for months, I’m doin’ better than I ever was
Cruel Summer
You never called it what it was
Dear Reader
Try and come for my job
Long story short, I survived
And the road not taken looks real good now
What happened, you? That’s what happened, you
I haven’t met the new me yet
it’s time to go
It’s all just a blur
There wouldn’t be this if there hadn’t been you
right where you left me
I want you to know I’m a mirrorball
The Life of a Sourdough Girl
Everything you lose is a step you take
Am I allowed to cry?
hell was the journey, but  it brought me heaven

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