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Author: Steve Gregory

Steve Gregory grew up in rural Ontario and had a variety of broadening experiences such as living overseas for 3 years. Steve excelled scholastically and started his Masters in Engineering on the second best scholarship in the country. During this time he developed a psychosis which went undiagnosed and untreated for years. At the end of this time he had a very serious vehicle accident resulting in a coma that registered as level 3 on the Glasgow Coma Scale. His recovery has challenged his beliefs and his strength of character to the maximum possible. More recently Steve has undertaken new challenges such as training to run a marathon and seeking to impart lessons he has learned the hard way to others who may be facing similar challenges. He is also the author of “The Journey: Tips and Tales.” You may read more about his life and struggle at www.thejourneytipsandtales.com and afterabirehab.com.

Understanding Acquired Brain Injuries