A reader’s insight

“Having had several incidents resulting in disabilities during my life, I was interested in reading “Missing Frames”.

My first and most severe injury was a skull fracture with accompanying amnesia at age 13. I have wondered if after my head injury had all functionality resumed as normal, decrease or got enhanced? That question remains unanswered in an unknown equation.

Reading “Missing Frames” provided an insight, a personal look into the mysteries of the impaired mind. I applaud this author for sharing the intangible. It must have been very difficult to write this book so that others could understand what’s going on inside your head. Fascinating read.”

B. Chatman, Avid book reader

The most stirring passages…

“…complications that often go unnoticed—and can fester into broken relationships and added psychological trauma.” Melissa Wuske , Foreword Clarion Reviews

“A disorienting but powerful account of a woman’s search for dignity and identity.”

Kirkus Review:A woman, writing under a pseudonym, struggles to recover from two traumatic brain injuries in this memoir.

Four Star Review…

“Missing Frames offers compelling insights for survivors of traumatic brain injury
and their friends and family.”

Melissa Wuske
Foreword Reviews

A disorienting but powerful account…

“A woman, writing under a pseudonym, struggles to recover from two traumatic brain injuries in this memoir.”  Kirkus Reviews.

Cassandra McCann’s Review Makes You Think.

Cassandra M’s Place: Missing Frames: Memoir of a Woman Living with Hidden Disabilities by Scooter Review

“Sharing her story in a way that is so open, honest and from the heart makes this read a really unique one.   I could not imagine having to go through the same situations and this book drew me into Scooter’s story until the very end.  Living with a disability no one can see, how would you handle that?  It really makes you think.”