TBI Guy's Learnin' Lessons Raking Grandiflora Magnolia Leaves

J. R. Hatcher is a traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor who is sensitive to the realities of disabilities and community awareness. His personal story is interesting, but his focus is on helping to educate the public, regarding the realities of being a TBI survivor and the nuances involved with same. His titles are both for children and adults. They are cheerful, colorful, and engaging. This title, "Raking Grandiflora Magnolia Leaves" relates TBI Guy's first adventure for readers to learn more about post-TBI survival.

The children's titles focus on day-to-day life that brain-insult survivors encounter in approaching life. With a 115 IQ post-insult, J.R. has found the community-at-large often anticipates his being less intelligent and desire him to be more able-bodied. Mr. Hatcher has experienced a remarkable and miraculous recovery when paired to expected outcomes . . . however, as with all post-insult TBI Survivors, idiosyncrasies of a brain injury still rise to the surface - the most interesting element is that TBI Survivors' recoveries remain ongoing and continue throughout their lifetime. Onlookers can become confused anticipating more and not understanding TBI Survivors in general and J. R. hopes to provide his books for children to learn more and gain an expanded awareness and understanding with insight and comprehension while parents, teachers, and friends are also further educated.

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About the Author: J. R. Hatcher is a traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor who is sensitive to the realities of disabilities and community awareness. His personal story is interesting, but his focus is on helping to educate the public, regarding the realities of being a TBI survivor and the nuances involved with same. His titles are both children's and adults.

The children's titles focus on day-to-day life that brain-insult survivors encounter in approaching life. With a 115 IQ post-insult, J.R. has found the community-at-large often anticipates his being less intelligent and desire him to be more able-bodied. Mr. Hatcher has experienced a remarkable and miraculous recovery when paired to expected outcomes . . . however, as with all post-insult TBI Survivors, idiosyncrasies of a brain injury still rise to the surface - the most interesting element is that TBI Survivors' recoveries remain ongoing and continue throughout their lifetime. Onlookers can become confused anticipating more and not understanding TBI Survivors in general and J. R. hopes to provide his books for children to learn more and gain an expanded awareness and understanding with insight and comprehension while parents, teachers, and friends are also further educated.

Currently, J.R. Hatcher resides in metropolitan Washington DC with his two long-haired chihuahuas and is working on his next book with co-author, A.L. Brooks, "Awakenings, New Beginnings, and Learnin' Lessons."
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• Book Two: TBI Guy's Learnin' Lessons: Dealin' with Bullies releases January 2024.
• Book Three: TBI Guy's Learnin' Lessons: Coping with Bullies releases April 2024.
• Book Four: TBI Guy's Learnin' Lessons: Showing Bullies Love releases May 2024.
• Book Five: Awakenings, New Beginnings, Learnin' Lessons (releases June 2024) adult title with illustrations featuring TBI Guy's Learnin' Lessons stories, combined with co-author A.L. Brooks therapeutic renderings in the form of notes, questions and answers, and educational / training data related to J.R. Hatcher's shared stories. Mr. Brain arrives on the scene and gives pointers and shares information / training / highlights.
• Book Six: TBI Guy's Learnin' Lessons: Woman (releases summer of 2024)

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J. R. Hatcher is a traumatic brain injury (TBI) survivor who is sensitive to the realities of disabilities and community awareness. His personal story is interesting but his focus is on helping to educate the public, and children in particular, regarding the realities of a TBI survivor. He resides in North Carolina with his two dogs and cats and family.