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Shelley’s Story Brain Injury – Road to recovery
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    After a serious bike accident, Shelley Pacholok shares the struggles she faced recovering from a brain injury that ended her career as a university professor. She speaks about the crucial role peer support had in her recovery. She shares some of the work she is doing now as a sociologist examining the social impacts and inequality brain injury survivors experience. Shelley worked hard to confront her personal challenges and is now back on her bike.

    The BCBIA gratefully acknowledges WorkSafeBC for their generous support in producing this content.

    Admin2018-10-16T08:07:38-07:00November 1st, 2017|

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