The Road Back

A must-read book for rehabilitation patients, their loved ones and their caregivers by Kathleen R. Watson M.D.

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Living with a
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

It has been a number of years now that I’m living with a traumatic brain injury (TBI). Recovery is important to get stronger and better. With long-term goals, you can find a solution. Feeling awesome is all about recovery.

Avoid Stressful Things And Stressful Persons

Recovering from a
Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)

Dr. Kathleen R. Watson presents at the University of the West Indies about living with and recovering from a Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). She presented in November 2013. She speaks about how frustrating the process was and how hard she has to work to get to her present positive state.

Find the Helping Hand

Working with Mt Sinai

Mt Sinai – The Many Faces of Traumatic Brain Injury: Its mission is to provide basic information about traumatic brain injury. You need to find the person or organization in your area to help you. The battle should not be done all on your own. If you’re here, I know you are ready to take the next step to recovery. Reach out to me, I am happy to give a helping hand.

Make positive steps in the right direction
Fresh zucchini from the garden
Everything is in bloom
It's all purple in the summer
The garden is coming in

Find an activity

No matter what it is, find an activity to help you de-stress. Get your mind off of all the problems you’re encountering and focus only on the right now. My hobby is gardening and walking.
In 2000 I was an FIH Field Hockey Medical Officer/Representative at the Olympics in Australia. My goal was not to make my TBI hinder me.

I spent many days in bed before I found my recovery and I put it all in a book. “The Road Back” will help!
The Road Back

The book "The Road Back" gives readers an intimate view of Dr. Kathleen R. Watson's recovery from a major traumatic accident. The book gives rehab patients, caregivers, and loved ones information about recovering and dealing with the changes.

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Testimonials

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She nearly died…She suffered severe brain damage and multiple fractures… She endured ten operations over two years…But she had been trained to be a medical doctor, now could she survive….Valuable and recommended reading for lay persons and professionals alike. This book makes one appreciate the other side of individuals who are ill.
Joyce L. Robinson MBE, OJ.

Former Director , The Jamaica Library Service

As far as we may have bone, there is always a road back possible. But few persons find the necessary faith, hope, determination and courage to take it. If ever involved, let us remember how Kathleen showed the way and let us try to reach the finish of the road back as she did.
Etienne Glichitch

President of Honor, International Field Hockey Federation

I know Dr. Kathleen Watson -Kathleen from Field Hockey a strong confidence administrator. This book is a must read for all, it is emotional, thought provoking and showed the resilience of Kathleen- the person.
This experience of Kathleen’s is a level of irony that can only be explained by accepting that their is a higher power than us. Excellent reading for all. Mcrousseau63@hotmail.com

Maureen Craig-Rousseau

Executive Board Member, International Hockey Federation (FIH)

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Dr. Kathleen R. Watson

Author of “The Road Back”

If you want to learn more about “The Road Back” do not hesitate to contact me. As a person who has suffered trauma, I understand that having a helping hand is key to a successful recovery. Take the time now to fill out the form and wait no longer. Recovery starts with one step.

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