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To wrap up the month of Feburary, we are having Chaandani Khan calling in from Canada.
In 2019, her world was turned upside down by a brain injury that left her navigating persistent post-concussive symptoms (PPCS). Everyday tasks—making tea, washing clothes, sending emails—became monumental challenges, and Chaandani was left feeling unseen, unheard, and unsupported in a system full of gaps. Through personal growth, self-expression, and time, she began reclaiming life. That journey sparked a mission: to help others avoid the same struggles. Her:Return to Life was born to be ensuring PPCS survivors are equipped, understood, and empowered to rebuild their lives—on their terms.
Now she uses her experience to help Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms (PPCS) survivors with the tools, insights, and support necessary to reclaim productivity and confidence.
Learn more about her journey and/or the work she does: https://www.returntolife.ca
Tune in: tbionelove.org/podcast
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In 2019, her world was turned upside down by a brain injury that left her navigating persistent post-concussive symptoms (PPCS). Everyday tasks—making tea, washing clothes, sending emails—became monumental challenges, and Chaandani was left feeling unseen, unheard, and unsupported in a system full of gaps. Through personal growth, self-expression, and time, she began reclaiming life. That journey sparked a mission: to help others avoid the same struggles. Her:Return to Life was born to be ensuring PPCS survivors are equipped, understood, and empowered to rebuild their lives—on their terms.
Now she uses her experience to help Persistent Post-Concussive Symptoms (PPCS) survivors with the tools, insights, and support necessary to reclaim productivity and confidence.
Learn more about her journey and/or the work she does: https://www.returntolife.ca
Tune in: tbionelove.org/podcast
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