Kelly Tuttle's Blog
February 29, 2024
Congratulations!
My Goodreads Giveaway ended on February 26, and 721 of you entered to win!
That’s fantastic!
I want to congratulate all the 100 winners who won a free ebook version of my book, After the Crash: How to Keep Your Job, Stay in School, and Live Life after a Brain Injury.
If you are one of these winners, congratulations!
I would love to see you with your free ebook. Post a photo of yourself with the title page on your Kindle, and tag me.
I would also love to post your picture on my social media platforms.
Also the best gift you can give an author is to write a review of their book.
Again, congratulations to all of you!
Get better and get stronger!
That’s fantastic!
I want to congratulate all the 100 winners who won a free ebook version of my book, After the Crash: How to Keep Your Job, Stay in School, and Live Life after a Brain Injury.
If you are one of these winners, congratulations!
I would love to see you with your free ebook. Post a photo of yourself with the title page on your Kindle, and tag me.
I would also love to post your picture on my social media platforms.
Also the best gift you can give an author is to write a review of their book.
Again, congratulations to all of you!
Get better and get stronger!
October 15, 2023
Why I wrote my book
After my TBI, I only wanted to return to work and my old life. I worried my co-workers would judge me as stupid and incompetent. I didn't want to lose my job.
I flipped anxiously through my traumatic brain injury recovery books and scanned booked marked websites for answers, help, and hope. Despite pushing through a headache, dizziness, and exhaustion, I found little of what I sought.
I wrote my book so traumatic brain injury survivors like me would not feel this lost when trying to return to work or school. I wanted my book to have the tools, strategies, and resources to support your return to work and school after a brain injury.
I want you to know there is hope and you are not alone.
Take care,
Kelly
I flipped anxiously through my traumatic brain injury recovery books and scanned booked marked websites for answers, help, and hope. Despite pushing through a headache, dizziness, and exhaustion, I found little of what I sought.
I wrote my book so traumatic brain injury survivors like me would not feel this lost when trying to return to work or school. I wanted my book to have the tools, strategies, and resources to support your return to work and school after a brain injury.
I want you to know there is hope and you are not alone.
Take care,
Kelly
