Chief chuck e carroll (5 Ergebnisse)

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Zustand: New.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - This isn't a story about becoming the person you were before. It's about learning how to build a life with what you have now. Through powerful metaphors of crooked houses, missing blueprints, stolen words, labels, boxes, manuals, and measuring tools, these poems explore what it means to rebuild without a clear plan. Most importantly, they remind survivors that they are more than a diagnosis, more than a label, and more than what they've lost. For anyone living with brain injury, supporting someone who is, or simply trying to understand what life can look like from the inside, Welcome to Your New UnNormal offers something rare: recognition. It doesn't promise that everything will return to normal. Instead, it offers hope, connection, and the reminder that starting over isn't failure. Sometimes hope is simply getting up one more time, taking the next step, and continuing to build. You're still here. And that matters.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - INTRODUCTIONI used to run into burning buildings for a living. Now I write poems about the day my brain didn't come back the same as the rest of me. Neither one of us saw that coming.Nobody hands you a manual when this happens. You get a discharge sheet, a follow-up appointment three weeks out, and a lot of people telling you that you look fine. You do look fine. That's part of the problem.This isn't a book about fixing yourself. It's a book about the line - the one between who you were and who you are now - and what it actually feels like to cross it. Some of it's going to make you laugh. Some of it's going to knock the wind out of you. That's on purpose. That's how it actually went.I'm not a doctor, a therapist, or anybody's guru. I'm a retired fire chief who got hit by something invisible and had to figure out how to keep leading anyway. If you're standing on your own side of that line right now, wondering if anybody else made it across - I did. Come on over. I saved you a seat.- Chief Chuck E Carroll.…