Plastic: Rebuilding the Injured Mind

Plastic

This Is How to Rebuild Your Brain

Plastic is a first-edition neurological memoir written in real time during recovery from post-concussion disorder.

It began as a private question:

Is my brain still here?

It became something else.

This book walks through the lived experience of:

• Brain trauma and cognitive fear
• Tinnitus and sensory overload
• Dopamine instability and motivation collapse
• The terror of losing identity
• The science of neuroplasticity
• Rebuilding trust in your own mind

Plastic is not a medical manual.

It is a record of reconstruction.

Instead of promising restoration, it documents participation — the moment you stop chasing who you were and start cooperating with who you are becoming.

If you’ve ever wondered:

Am I broken?
Is this permanent?
Will I ever feel like myself again?

Plastic offers something steadier than reassurance.

It offers evidence.

Evidence that identity does not live in perfect signal.
Evidence that the observer survives the injury.
Evidence that nothing essential was lost.

This is the first edition.
Intentionally plastic.
Alive.

And so I stayed.