TBI Purgatory: Comes After Being in TBI Hell
Having a TBI son since 1992, I read Geo's first book "TBI Hell" with interest.  I have to admit it was rather disturbing to learn all the innermost thoughts of a severely injured TBI survivor.  I just read "TBI  Purgatory" and I'm feeling better...TBI momThe author's follow-up book has a much more positive tone, and gives the reader a rare, non-sugar-coated look at living life years after a severe TBI.  I would recommend it to anyone, but particularly those with  a TBI, and/or friends, families and professionals living and working with TBI patients.J. Parker