I share with others the mistakes I've made that nearly cost me my life. If one person hears the message I share, I'll feel good knowing that I saved their family, caregivers, friends a lot of unnecessary grief!I'd be willing to entertain any sized group for my message to be heard!Feel free to contact me directly,Ed(845)341-3809www.BrainNewDay.com

Traumatic Brain Injury advocate survivor and speakerAdvocate and Speaker against Distracted Driving Sole Survivor of a fatal car CRASH in 1999 Ed has the desire to carry a message of hope to all, by speaking to schools, universities, prisons, panels and groups about his crash. On June 10th 1999 at 18 years of age, Ed was involved in a single-car crash crossing the Newburgh-Beacon Bridge over the Hudson River. He sustained a TBI and was unable to speak, walk, eat or drink. Rehabilitation was completed at the Helen Hayes Hospital which did not end with his discharge. He faced a long and challenging road for many years. Currently, he is living a happy life in the Hudson Valley with his wife, daughter, and son. He carries hope to others who have this invisible injury. Hundreds in the Tri-State area have heard him speak to raise awareness about Traumatic Brain Injuries and distracted driving.

Traumatic Brain Injury Survival Coach for Caregivers, Loved Ones, Survivors