Disability, trauma, and anger don’t come with an instruction manual. When life clears your hard drive, toxic positivity won’t save you, you need a practical survival plan. Hosted by Michael Foglietta, this show delivers the raw, low-cognitive-load frameworks he engineered over 20 years of navigating his own brain injury recovery journey. No academic jargon. Just tactical coping hacks, real stories, anger management systems, and guided tools to help survivors and caregivers map their timeline. Accept. Adapt. Rebuild. Live. Let’s get to work.
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Episode #15
What happens when everyone thinks you’re fully recovered, but you know you’re still struggling?
Sep 18, 202611 minS1
<p>In this episode of Accept, Adapt, Rebuild, Live, Michael Foglietta talks about the disconnect between looking recovered and actually living with the lasting effects of disability.</p><p>From needing the rest of the day to recover after an ordinary activity to leaving social events early and knowing which activities are no longer safe, much of disability happens where other people never see it.</p><p>The biggest misunderstanding may be sustainability: being able to do something once doesn’t mean you can do it every day.</p><p>Recovery isn’t about convincing other people that your limitations are...
<p>What happens when physical healing reaches its limits, but life still has to move forward?</p><p><br></p><p>In this episode, Michael Foglietta explores how disability can completely change our definition of strength. Physical strength may be the version we recognize first, but after serious disability or trauma, mental and adaptive strength can become just as important.</p><p><br></p><p>Michael reflects on his own brain injury, relearning how to walk and talk, learning his body's limits, and the difficult shift from trying to return to his old life toward accepting, adapting, rebuilding, and living.<...
Financial Stress After Disability: What Do You Do When the Income Stops?
Sep 11, 202613 minS1
<p>Disability can take away your ability to work before you have time to prepare, but the rent, utilities, medical costs, and family responsibilities keep coming. Michael shares the financial reality that followed his brain injury, including the support he was fortunate to have, the long process of applying for disability benefits, and the emotional difficulty of asking for help. He also offers a manageable first step: contact one creditor, utility company, agency, or support person at a time.</p><p><br></p><p>This episode mentions Arizona DES, AHCCCS, 211 Arizona, Centers for Independent Living, short- and long-term disability, and...
<p>A life-changing event can take away more than routines, abilities, or a career. It can also take away the future you thought you were building.<br>In this episode, Michael Foglietta reflects on the grief of losing—or postponing—the plans that once gave life direction. Drawing from his experience with brain injury and disability, he explores the difference between a dream that is truly gone and one that may still be possible through a different path.<br>The journal prompt at the center of the episode asks: What traditions, routines, or future plans have you had to let go o...
Accept, Adapt, Rebuild, Live, with Michael Foglietta
If Only the Strong Survive, Why Am I Still Here? | Ep. 11
Sep 4, 202613 minS0
<p>Disability is often mistaken for weakness. But survivinglife after brain injury, chronic illness, or sudden disability requires constant adaptation. In this episode, Michael Foglietta asks what “only the strong survive” really means—and why adaptability may matter more thanstrength.</p><p>“Only the strong survive” sounds simple—until disabilityforces us to ask what strength really means.</p><p>In Episode 11, Michael Foglietta challenges the idea thatsurvival belongs to the physically strongest. Drawing from life after a brainAVM and acquired disability, he explains why survival is less about brutestrength and more about adaptation: building processes for ordinary tasks,managing a limited cogn...
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