The Art of Walking is a short narrative fiction film that, through the power of storytelling, illuminates the deep truth of who you are.

Creatures of Hell, Part 3

The Choice of Eternal LIfe

Creatures of Hell, Part 2

<p>Barry Anderson was skiing when he went over a cliff and hit a tree, shattering many bones and landing in surgery, where an oxygen deprivation problem caused his acquired brain injury. Even so, Barry retains intellect, a sense of humor and his family. He thanks those who saved him on the mountain as well as his Monarch High School students and friends.</p>

Eric Medema's TBI 25 years ago at age 21 left him in conflict and confusion, but did not destroy his intellect. Today he questions medicating toward zombie states, pursues better expression through poetry and continues seeking education about his own brain injury's impacts. He is frank about how the TBI impacted his social skills, offering his experiences to encourage others to understand the brain injuries of veterans coming home to major adjustments.

Brain Injury Trust Fund grants expanded after BIAC works with Legislators: Sen. Nancy Spence, Rep. Dianne Primavera, Rep. Joe Rice. Also Jaime Lewis of the Colorado Cross Disability Coalition playing baseball on the Jenneson adaptive baseball field in Lakewood, CO, and the Aurora Symphony Orchestra playing Stars and Stripes Forever.

Buscar apoyo para las madres solteras ,para conseguir ayuda profesional y del gobierno para que salgan adelante con sus hijos y logren una buena familia educada para enfrentar la vida.

DOCUMENTAL PARA LA GENTE LATINA QUE PUEDA EXPRESAR LO QUE SIENTE EN LA SOCIEDAD DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS, Y QUE SE PUEDA EXPRESAR PARA LA COMUNIDA HISPANA .