With love and thanks to Hilary Weeks for permission to use "Beautiful Heartbreak" ©2018 as it beautifully portrays Bri's Journey. 

Who knew? Brianne's Dad grew up training horses and loved everything about them with the exception of having to clean stalls. It is where...

Do you or your loved one have a problem with short term memory, where something that happened a few minutes ago might be forgotten? For...

Early on a good friend (thanks Nicole Soelberg:) text me the information on the Neuro Clinic and said that she felt prompted to share it...

Remember that the doctors did not believe that much could be done to help Brianne excel beyond the first year or so and they also said...

Here we are now... almost 4 years after bringing her home! Looking back to this pivotal moment where this one decision would most likely...

Holidays in a Rehab Center, what a luxurious experience, like an exotic vacation.... minus the vacation, freedom to go where you want,...

Attitude is Everything With the exception of our one week with Brianne and her family, we’ve mostly been sideline observers of Brianne’s jo

We’ll never forget the phone call when we learned about Brianne’s tumor and rapidly approaching brain surgery. It all happened so fast.

"If this was my wife, I would have my kids here everyday because it is the BEST medicine!" Truth! And now you can see how paramount this re

We tried for weeks to cap her trach and she just couldn't go for too long. It was frustrating.

Up to this point, it was rare for Brianne to show any facial expressions or emotion because of her paralysis. Her response says a lot about

Brianne's days were filled with all kinds of therapies, most of the time it was trying to recreate the learned memory of movement,

Guess who was finally back from China?!?! So grateful that Dale was back safely and able to continue this journey with us! Of course, the...

How many people enjoy an extended stay in the ICU for a month? We do not recommend it, however, we are grateful for their help and support

coming out of a coma is exponentially different than anything I imagined. Brianne still could only move a couple of fingers but trying to ge

Most mornings walking into the hospital it felt like I was on autopilot, the same scenery, some of the same people, same path, same...

This gave me the opportunity to get much needed rest, sometimes she stayed late so I could go home by dinner rather than be there until way

Over the first couple of weeks (then on to the next month and a half,) we asked...we begged... and then... we asked again, for *Alex to come

she would finally get the tube out ...YAY! Although I never thought I would be excited about her getting a tracheotomy :)