Book includes information for traumatic brain injuries on : Confronting the "Bottomless Pit of Rage", Humane Society and dog stories, the sit down, and the new normal moments to celebrate. You'll learn how to: Earn trust by TBI rules and strive to trust your survivor, Figure out what you can do to help and feel good about yourself, Recognize and celebrate new normalsÂ?, and get out of your own way so you too can hear I'm inside, y'know.Â? Tell the world that TBI may be invisible to you, or not, but it's there and patience is the best response.

Thank you for Tarno Greene for this donation.

Tarno Greene was born and raised in New York City and on Long Island, New York. Her childhood in a Jewish household included a brother and three sisters. Educated at the University of Denver, she developed an appreciation of reading and literature. She moved to New Mexico, Arkansas, New Hampshire, and Florida. Later she danced and roller skated in New York City for twenty-one years. Her entrepreneurial spirit led her to pursue cosmetology. A small business, House Calls for Hair, exposed Tarno to an invisible population of the homebound, bed-bound and hospital-bound. A complete education in humanity resulted from the graceless to the gracious. Tarno also felt called to write but wondered whether she could develop convincing characters for a novel. This was never tested or resolved. Then a need to write about ways to hope and cope with brain trauma, dementia, and PTSD made it clear that character development was moot. Many of the people in I'm Inside, Y'Â?Know could be from Central Casting. Enjoy this first endeavor! Tarno has a son, an architect, and resides in Florence on the Oregon coast.