Rebekah Vandergriff is a traumatic brain injury survivor. Today she has a title, Licensed Master of Social Work. What Day Is It? is a journey of hope, encouragement and inspiration written for any family that has been affected by brain injury.
Equally important, though, is its explanation of how the medical community views brain injury rehabilitation and how it should view rehabilitative therapies. What Day Is It? explains the value of a family caregiver and includes commentary from many family members expressing their feelings along Rebekah's journey toward recovery.
What Day Is It? should be studied by families living with brain injury and the medical, insurance and government agencies who are heavily involved in treatment procedures. This book provides great insight about the thoughts and
emotions of a brain injury survivor.
Larry and Beth Jameson, Authors: Brain Injury Survivors Guide- Welcome to Our World
"A lot of people write about brain injury rehabilitation - but most of these writings are abstract and acedemic. Rebekah Vandergriff has written a powerful, personal exploration that weaves some of these academic facts with the perspective of reality. This book should be read by anyone with an interest in rehabilitation and especially traumatic brain injury." Al Condeluci PhD
The instant I met Rebekah Vandergriff I knew she was a teacher. Her chosen profession was social work but she was clearly a woman full of lessons. Lessons learned and lessons to teach. When the student is ready, the teacher will appear. I am eternally grateful to Rebekah for showing up at the right moment to be my teacher. I believe readers will be grateful she showed up to teach you as well. Her experience, brilliance and humor shine through.
janet williams PhD
