She goes on to say, \u201cI love this: \u2018A shattered narrative is still a narrative.\u2019\u201d Perhaps it resonates especially strongly since Rogers herself has suffered more than one concussion.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Near the end, Rogers asks a meaty question: “What are you hoping the book will go out into the world and do?”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
Jane responds that she and co-editor E. D. Morin are “hoping that women\u2014people\u2014who have had concussions and traumatic brain injury find [IMPACT: WOMEN WRITING AFTER CONCUSSION] and find community in it. Beyond that, these are twenty-one women who have experienced tremendous loss and grief and vulnerability and this need to adapt to an unwanted change. There are lessons in there for everybody. There is so much honesty in there; so much bravery. These women are role models and I feel so honoured to have had that opportunity to work with them. I think there is a lot more beyond concussion for people who are looking for examples and a roadmap for change.”<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The interview closes with Running Right Beside You<\/a>, the latest single from Kinnie Starr.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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