Craniama: My Skull's Remedy

Bryan Sisson

May 2015 · Xlibris Corporation

About this ebook

In this highly intelligible age of technology and bewildering medical advances, researches are amassing large amounts of quantitative information regarding the causes and symptoms of the varied styles of brain injuries that cause troubles for so many. This book is an ethnographically valid expos through which I hope others can better understand the internal thought processes of those having experienced severe, closed-head injuries. By sharing countless, candid examples from my personal ethnography of fifteen years coping with closed-head injury, I wish to provide hopefulness in survivors and their families. The message of Craniama is not only about sorrowful inquiry, but one of celebration! After all, it is only through the natural integrity of survival that objective awareness can be realized. Recovery won't be easy, but when you can, dont be afraid to reawaken! I'm confident the medical community will help you during this time, but Id like to provide a road-map to those who wish to know more, at this very moment.

About the author

Bryan Sisson is an applied anthropologist from Dallas, Texas. He received his masters in 2007 from the University of North Texas. He has a puppy girl named “Snowball” who he loves to train in his new backyard. Author nouveau is also an inexperienced gardener; but hopes that the orchard he planted will produce large amounts of persimmons, cherries, and mayhaws.