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Kelly-Anne Kerley's 'Shining Moment' in a magazine sharing her story of HOPE. Picture of her book cover featuring her standing holding her bicycle handlebars, peering into the pink and purple hues of the sunset over the ocean in the background.

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A woman with brown hair sitting, surrounded by pictures of her doing physio exercises with arm in a sling and an overlapping xray image
A woman with dark hair sitting on a wooden park bench outdoors, wearing a green sweater and arm warmers with pink, white, and green stripes, smiling at the camera. There are trees and greenery in the background, and the image has an 'icare' logo and text that reads 'Kelly-Anne Kerley, icare Lifetime Care Participant'.

Brain Injury Awareness Week (BIAW) is held annually to shine a light on brain injury and its impact on everyday Australians.

It’s a reminder that the unseen is just as important as the seen. That healing isn’t only physical, it’s cognitive, emotional, and deeply personal.

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A Deep, Honest Conversation with Author Kelly-Anne Kerley🎙️

Together, we have an honest, heartfelt, and at times humorous conversation about trauma, healing, identity—and the journey of turning deeply personal stories into audiobooks.

This week I am in conversation with Kelly-Anne Kerley about her incredible recovery from a horrific cycling accident.

We cover how important it is to visualise that you are well, how love, laughter and carrot cake plays an important part in recovery and managing life with a traumatic brain injury partial spinal injury. This is a truly inspirational story of courage, resilience and the incredible healing power of the human body.

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