(UPDATED 3-8-22) TRB Epi 4: A Brain Injury Champion's State of Mind
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 6 ก.ย. 2024
- Hello TRB Fam! My apologies - I had to re-upload Monday's video due to glitching issues. You will note that the speech slows at the 18:26 mark as it did on the original recording. It is my hope that the quality of the speaker and the insight that she provided will outweigh the internet latency issue. Be well and thank you for connecting to The Reframed Brain Podcast!
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Today's Reframed Brain episode focuses on the power of hope and faith in the face of traumatic injuries with guest, Dr. Nanette Spencer. If you would like to receive a summary of the tips provided in this podcast, subscribe to: www.TheReframedBrain.com
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Dr. Nanette Spencer is in the guest seat and is from Columbus, Georgia.
She is a family nurse practitioner and has her doctorate in nursing from Augusta University. Dr. Spencer received her undergraduate degree in nursing from The Unskinkable Albany State University in Albany, Georgia and it was there that she really learned the importance of giving back.
She was in a horrible car accident in 2009 that left her with a traumatic brain injury but despite negative medical reports, she persevered with the mission to pay it forward by giving future patients what nurses gave her.
You can connect with Dr. Spencer here:
IG: _nan_spencer
FB: Nanette spencer
LinkedIn: Nanette Spencer
Non- profit Facebook page: Saving Our People
NurseFirstNp, LLC: Launching at the end of March
Disclaimer: Erica Savage Wilson is not a medical practitioner, therapist, or counselor. This podcast is not a substitute for medical or mental health services. Erica's brain health champion expertise is centered in having sustained a traumatic brain injury in March 2021 and having to adapt to a new life of active healing and ongoing recovery.
Thank you for the rebroadcast of this episode. Again this was very interesting and so insightful. Dr. Spencer.... Absolutely amazing and life changing journey. You are an inspiration!
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Thank you so much Dracodawn for reconnecting to the new upload! And I strongly agree with you that Dr. Spencer is so amazing! Be well!
Thank You Erica, for show casing our 1st Champion Quest Speaker, Dr. Nannette Spencer. I have been truly inspired and motivated to keep pushing, in-spite of my mental challenges!
Hi Maria! I am so glad that you enjoyed our very first TRB guest who is as you stated indeed a Champion. I appreciate you and hope that you will share your inspiration with others! Be well!
Thank you @1ericasavage for another very informative program on brain injuries and for your guest Dr. Nanette Spencer. So much to learn, thank you for this platform educating everyone! God bless you and your guest Dr. Nanette Spencer. 🙏🏿❤️
Thank you Angelina for viewing this episode! It is so encouraging to have a guest who’s brain injury served as motivation to help and instill hope in others. I appreciate you and hope that you continue to enjoy the content! Be well!
Thank you for this wonderful episode
Hi Cine! Thank you so much for viewing and connecting with the podcast!
Thank you for this wonderful conversation. I definitely will check myself the next time I get impatient. I also think it's important to show that accommodations are not because you are deficient but because you are capable.
Absolutely Sis and thank you for your comment! I could not agree with you more and I appreciate your continued connection to the podcast!
Great episode Ms. Erica. I enjoy hearing you speak. Your voice is very soothing and calm. I also work with kids/teens with TBI so I can relate to this topic. Dr. Spencer was wonderful and really brought up some great points. Thanks for sharing, looking forward to the next episode. 🤓🔊💯
Hi Samuel and thank you so much for the important work that you do with kids and teens with TBI! As you heard on the pod, Dr. Spencer was a teenager when she sustained her brain injury, and has made tremendous strides in life. Perhaps this video could be of help to encourage your kids/teens. Our next episode is airs Monday, March 21 and hope that you will tune in again. Be well!
Thank you Erica and Dr. Spencer! I am hopeful that your podcast reach as many people as possible to learn about an injured brain. I am learning so much and will be conscious and accommodating if someone is having difficulty opening a door, walking slowly or driving that this person may have a brain injury. Bless both of you.
Hi Karen! I am happy to know that you are learning through the podcast, and I so appreciate you taking the time to submit a comment! Bless you too and have a great day and weekend!