Audio Brain Injury Stories

We are pleased to offer select articles from HOPE Magazine in audio format. Every month, we will be adding  more audio stories to our online library. 

Professionally produced by HOPE family member Munish Joshi, the addition of audio renditions of our contributor’s stories will  enable even more people to benefit from the inspirational content offered to our worldwide readership! 

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A Welcome Message by Brain Injury Hope Audio Artist & Contributor Munish Joshi

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Why Am I So Tired? by Carole Starr

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Smoke and Mirrors, by Ric Johnson

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Brain Injury Glitches, by Ali Blaylock

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You Can't See Me, by Marci Drimer Listen

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1825 Days, by Lori Lee

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A Matter of Pride, by Debra Gorman

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How to Get Organized, by Barbara Webster

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Coming Back to Life, by Karl Heller

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Our New Normal, by Cyndi Kamps

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Two Life-Sustaining Questions, by Norma Myers

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Acceptance is the Answer, by Jim Martin 

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No Such thing as Impossible by Michelle Bartlett

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A Special Thank You to Munish Joshi

In early May of 2017, an unexpected email crossed my desk. Included in the email was an audio file. Professional Voice-Performer Munish Joshi recorded a story from HOPE Magazine.

My wife Sarah and I were both in tears after listening to the first-ever audio version of a HOPE story. We have known for years that the brain injury community is largely defined by the "kindest and most generous folks we never knew existed."

Such is the case with Munish. He has offered to record stories from HOPE Magazine so that others, those who may have challenges reading, can experience HOPE!

We've found that those with a true passion for serving the brain injury community most always have a back-story that includes some aspect of brain injury. And so it is for Munish, as his wife is a brain injury survivor.

I invite you to visit www.MunishJoshi.com to learn more about Munish.

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