Living with an invisible disability, such as an acquired brain injury (ABI), presents unique challenges. I’ve come to realize that, thanks to what I “learned” from Kerry Goulet, is that by changing my perspective how I see myself is that being visibly-disabled is actually not too bad. No matter where I am, or when, if I need help in pretty much any way, someone’s there. Unlike physical disabilities, invisible ones are not immediately noticeable, which can...