What is it like living with Facial Paralysis? Why do you look different from day to day?

Описание: Check out Jodi's thoughts on living with facial paralysis (caused by a brain tumor).

The brain tumor near her brain stem lead to craniotomies which caused damage to the facial nerves, resulting in facial paralysis, pneumocephalus, a cerebral spinal fluid leak (CSF), hearing loss, experimental surgery, and more than a month in and out of the Neuro Critical Care Unit as a team of doctors tried to save her life.

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2016 Gold Quill
2014 Storymakers contest winner (for nonfiction)
2018 & 2019 Amazon Bestseller

Her second book, Rise Above Depression, was an Amazon bestseller 2018.

Jodi Orgill Brown is an interactions expert and a C.F.R.E. certified nonprofit consultant, as well as a professional speaker, a best-selling author, and a brain tumor survivor. She earned a Master’s Degree in Organizational Communication from the University of Utah and a Bachelor’s Degree in Public Relations from BYU. Her work focuses on helping people amplify their interactions so they can increase their influence for good. She believes in Authenticity, Vulnerability, Self-love, Empowerment, Amplifying Good, and Giving with Purpose.

Jodi has lived in the Middle East, and on both U.S. coasts, but believes home is where you make it.

Other Specialties: Teaching courses on nonfiction writing and memoir writing; For-profit trainings for Customer Care; Training for physicians and professional caregivers; and Fundraising development and nonprofit management; Public Relations. CFRE certified (Certified Fund Raising Executive).