Thanks to Mark Hamilton’s brilliance, I now have reasons for living

Neothink Society new member, Jennifer Jeannero.

In 2008 I was hospitalized for three months in another state, from a head injury similar to a bad stroke. I had been a contractor, barely making it, with no medical insurance. I returned home where I live alone; my family and close friends live far away. I was mentally and physically devastated. Nobody was there to help me recover. My reasons for living were clearly fading fast.

Shortly after I returned, I happened to get Mark Hamilton's brilliant literature. I didn't know everything he wrote about, but what I did know about, he was very accurate and truthful. I believed everything else I read followed that same accuracy and truthfulness.

Mark Hamilton had covered "Brain Functions," which was very important to me. It was written in simple terms, simple enough for me to understand with my brain injury. I am in a county program designed to help extreme cases. There is a psychiatrist, psychologist, and counselors who come to my house three times a week. They are dumbfounded that I would know how the brain functions, because they studied that for months in college. Thanks to Mark Hamilton, I simplified things, and they completely agree with it. Now they help me directly with my needs in mind. To me, that is more proof Mark Hamilton's literature has been accurate and truthful.

Thanks to Mark Hamilton's brilliance, I now have reasons for living, by Neothinking.

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