Parenting Myself: Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury by Earlene Ahlquist Chadbourne. $14.95   On August 14, 1990, Earlene Ahlquist Chadbourne went for a casual bicycle ride on a rural road in Saco, Maine. Six days later she woke up in a hospital unable to identify her husband as her husband and incapable of performing many of the skills she had mastered in her former life. All four quadrants of her brain had been injured. Thus began Chadbourne's remarkable journey to regain memory and lost skills. Based on the extensive journals the author kept during the recovery process, Parenting Myself: Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury is the story of that journey. For anyone whose sense of identity is woven into what they can do, forgetting long-held skills is much like losing one's self. Parenting Myself is the story of skills and a life lost and regained.

Parenting Myself: Recovery from Traumatic Brain Injury

Biographies & Memoirs

Chadbourne, Earlene Ahlquist

Regional U.S.

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<p><p>A Child's Life 90 Years Ago chronicles the recollections of Florence and Earle Ahlquist from 1923 to 1946 in their hometown of Scarborough, Maine. This is a story of the joys and struggles of two siblings who survived the Great Depression, a world war, and all the challenges life in the last century had to offer--a memoir that celebrates heritage and roots and family. Compiled and written with an historian's eye to detail by Earlene Ahlquist Chadbourne, Earle's daughter and Florence's niece, the book is filled with fascinating accounts of one family's place in history.</p></p>

A Child's Life 90 Years Ago: Recollections of Florence and Earle Ahlquist 1923-1946, Scarborough, Maine

History

Americas

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