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Recovering from a brain injury can often feel isolating, but it’s important to remember that you don’t have to walk this path alone. At our farm, we offer a warm and welcoming environment where individuals with brain injuries can connect and share their experiences. Our events are designed to bring people together in a supportive community, providing a space where you can meet others who understand the unique challenges and triumphs of living with a brain injury.
Joining our gatherings not only allows you to form meaningful connections but also helps you engage in enjoyable activities in a non-judgmental setting. Whether it’s participating in a group activity or simply sharing a moment of conversation, our farm offers a supportive network where you can find camaraderie and encouragement. Embrace the opportunity to join our community and discover that you are not alone on this journey—there are others who understand and are here to support you every step of the way.

Day 16 – From puddles to fritters
Day 16 – From puddles to fritters Day 16 – From puddles to fritters Today started with a triumph at 7:30 AM. That’s right, folks—7:30

Day 15 – Oven on high
Day 15 – Oven on high Day 15 – Oven on high Well, everyone, here’s the update for Day 15: I did not leave Florida

Day 14- Detours to the right, Detours to the left
Day 14- Detours to the right, Detours to the left What I thought was going to be an easy day, 30-35 miles and

Days 12 and 13: The Tale of a Zero Day and an Almost-Too-Slow Day
Days 12 and 13: The Tale of a Zero Day and an Almost-Too-Slow Day ow Day So, here we are, rolling Days 12 and 13

Day 11: The Great Escape to Fort Lauderdale
Day 11: The Great Escape to Fort Lauderdale Day 11: The Great Escape to Fort Lauderdale I started the day leaving Lantana, aiming for Boca

Day 10 – Another Day on A1A and US1: Riding Through Resilience
Day 10 – Another Day on A1A and US1: Riding Through Resilience Day 10 – Another Day on A1A and US1: Riding Through Resilience Sorry

Day 9 – Half Way There
Day 9 – Half Way There Day 9 – Half Way There I try not to focus too much on the daily distance or the

Day 8 – Legs Finally Back on Speaking Terms
Day 8 – Legs Finally Back on Speaking Terms Today was a solid “pedal to the metal” day—well, as metal as you can get on

Cycle to the Sea (Day 3) – 2026
Day 3 — To the SeaMarion/Mullins → Cherry Grove/North Myrtle Beach Our instructions were simple: Meet in the hotel lobby at 8:00 AM,

Cycle to the Sea (Day 2) – 2026
Day 2 — Through the Pee DeeCheraw → Marion/Mullins, South Carolina We survived another day on the road, but one bicycle nearly became

Cycle to the Sea (Day 1) – 2026
Monroe, NC → Cheraw, SC Sometimes the most memorable part of a journey happens before you even begin. And that’s how my first day

Cycle to the Sea (Twas the Night Before the Ride) – 2026
Monroe, NC → North Myrtle Beach, SC Twas the Night before the Ride Tomorrow morning, a group of cyclists will gather at Atrium Health

Day 20 – The Day After
Today’s post will be a short one—I’m soaking in the sights of beautiful Key West. I’ll be sharing some photos from the Key West Butterfly

Day 19 – Embracing the Finish Line
Day 19 – Embracing the Finish Line This day didn’t begin like any other on this journey. Today was different. If all went well, this

Day 18 – Bridges, Kindness, and the Journey of Hope
Today was a day of crossing bridges, including the iconic Seven Mile Bridge. As I approached it, I couldn’t help but wonder what it would

Day 17 – What a difference a day makes
Day 17 – What a difference a day makes Each day, I’ve made it a point to recap what happened, both the highs and the

Day 16 – From puddles to fritters
Day 16 – From puddles to fritters Day 16 – From puddles to fritters Today started with a triumph at 7:30 AM. That’s right, folks—7:30

Day 15 – Oven on high
Day 15 – Oven on high Day 15 – Oven on high Well, everyone, here’s the update for Day 15: I did not leave Florida

Day 14- Detours to the right, Detours to the left
Day 14- Detours to the right, Detours to the left What I thought was going to be an easy day, 30-35 miles and

Days 12 and 13: The Tale of a Zero Day and an Almost-Too-Slow Day
Days 12 and 13: The Tale of a Zero Day and an Almost-Too-Slow Day ow Day So, here we are, rolling Days 12 and 13