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Category Archives: Surviving brain injury
London to Brighton…
I was up at four this morning. The sky was clear, the moon bright…my son wide awake and gearing up for a long day ahead when I arrived at his home. We loaded up the bike in the dark with … Continue reading
Posted in adventure, Brain injury, Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury
Tagged charity ride, cycle race, Hase bikes, London to Brighton, pride, trike
104 Comments
Whoo-hooo!
For some reason, the computer was even worse this morning…I couldn’t even get on to see how the campaign was doing. So it wasn’t until I was sitting with Nick as he checked that I saw his face lit up … Continue reading
Posted in Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury
Tagged ABI, charity, cycling, fundraising, Indiegogo campaign, sport, tbi, triathlon
62 Comments
A message from Nick to you…in his own words
We’re going to do it! We’re SO CLOSE to the £3000 target to raise money for UKABIF. A massive amount of awareness has already been raised. I am so so grateful. Let me tell you how the race went. I’ve … Continue reading
Posted in Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury
Tagged cycling, indiegogo, Para-Tri, sport, thank you, triathlon, UKABIF
59 Comments
Nick’s interviews, as promised
The BBC kindly sent over the video files of the interviews with Nick before and after the Para-Tri triathlon. As so many of you who have given him your support and encouragement were unable to see them on the iPlayer … Continue reading
Posted in Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury, transformation
Tagged BBC, brain injury, cycling, Dorney lake, Para-Tri, Royal Bucks Hospital, South Today, sport, triathlon, TV interview, UKABIF
83 Comments
Nick and co at the Para-Tri Triathlon
Where do I start? It has been the most amazing, incredible, glorious day. The road through Little Kimble had marked a turning point for my son and we drove through the sleepy village with a red kite watching from its … Continue reading
Posted in Brain injury, Motherhood, Nick Verron, Photography, Surviving brain injury
Tagged BBC, charity, crowdfunding, cycling, filming, indiegogo, news, paralympics, sport, triathlon, trike, UKABIF
177 Comments
Sunday morning….
The mad rush of Saturday, trying to get everything prepared, to cover all bases and failing abysmally to catch up after a week of mayhem is followed by a gentle awakening to a perfect Sunday morning. Luxuriant moments of stillness … Continue reading
Posted in Motherhood, Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury
Tagged Nick Verron, Para-Tri, recumbent, triathlon, trike
48 Comments
Nick’s interview …
Live on the BBC iPlayer … probably only for 24 hours…. Nick’s interview is the first item… please watch and give my son your support. Thank you. Click here or the image below to go to BBC South Today on … Continue reading
Posted in Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury
Tagged BBC, indiegogo, Para-Tri, Royal Bucks Hospital, triathlon, TV interview, UKABIF
56 Comments
Why writing fiction really matters
“Insert!” He extended his foot… “You sound like a Borg.” … and wriggled his toes into the sock. “That would make me a cyborg.” He paused. I could see the wheels turning. “That’s it…my recovery… the screwdriver must have damaged … Continue reading
Posted in Books, Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury, writing
Tagged Anne McCaffrey, brain injury, Dr Seuss, dystopian fantasy, fiction, sci-fi, triathlon
52 Comments
When a smile breaks your heart
I frequently write about my son… as I see him every day, it is natural that he is very much part of my everyday life, even without the story of his incredible journey to tell. But I have two sons, … Continue reading
Posted in Brain injury, Grief, Love, Motherhood, Nick Verron, Surviving brain injury
Tagged brotherhood, charity fundraising, courage, eyes, smile, tenderness, triathlon
66 Comments
My son, the triathlete…
You may know my son’s story. For once, I have no problem repeating it for those who do not. I have a very good reason for it that I have been bursting to share! In 2009 my son was 25… … Continue reading
