Tim's Team
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"Tim LeBlanc, suffered a brain aneurysm in August, 2007. He came home and began his recovery in October, 2007. In October, 2008 he wanted to walk for the brain injury support group at Spaulding Rehab Hospital and celebrate his continued recovery. Family and friends joined us as Tim walked the 1 1/2 miles. Our motto: We Believe. that's what they told us when he was fighting for his life--just believe. What a difference a year makes!" -
Believe
(Nov 16, 2008)
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Go Tim Go!! Makes you appreciate the small things..................
Great picture and great story. Thank you for the inspiration!
Way to go Tim!!!
You and your family are an inspiration!
What a great inspiration this family is!!! Thanks for sharing the photo with us!
I am a TBI survivor and glad to see you are doing so well. A BI changes more than one life and I am happy toi see you going forward. Tom
Team Tim made quite an impression at the BABIS walk. Congratulations and keep up the progress! Thank you for your inspiration.
Tim is a winner and has improved remarkably in such a short time. Tremendous will!
Great pic, inspiring story. Just believe, that says it all.
Team Tim was an inspiration to all of us at the 6th Annual "Heads Held High" brain injury awareness walk sponsored by BABIS (Boston Acquired Brain Injury support Group) and numerous other brain injury agencies in Massachusetts. Never give up Hope! Way to go Tim, Laurie, and Matt! and many many friends.
Go, Tim....Tim's Team did a great job inspiring hope and encouragement.
His family has been absolutely amazing as well, never giving up - cheering him on all the way! May God bless them always.....
Tim you are AMAZING!!!!!!! God bless the Leblanc family!!!!
This is the sweetest Tim, God bless you richly, Amen.
Tim LeBlanc's story is a "must" for anyone who has every doubted the power of courage and belief. His day by day, step by step, slow and painful journey toward recovery could only be accomplished by a unwavering strength of will. Tim's wife, Laurie, cut through her own terror and fear to rally everyone around Tim with a smile on her face.These are remarkable people who embody a lesson for us all.