Nicole Yeates adjusted to a traumatic brain injury at the age of 16 after a motorcycle accident that literally killed her. Her mother believed in her capacity to heal and refused to let doctors turn off the machines. After many years of rehabilitation she is a rehabilitation counselor, accredited mediator, best selling author of Holding Onto Hope.
You may find her at:
Website: www.holdingontohope.com
Facebook: www.facebook.com/groups/3507196699363504
Instagram: @nicoleyeatesforbrainhealth

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