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Special to the Daily Editor’s note: The Vail Daily, in conjunction with Valley Life For All, continues a monthly series of profiles to increase awareness of the value of people of all abilities. Audrey McNeely is a navigator and advisor at Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado. The biggest challenge for traumatic brain injury survivors is to be understood by friends, family, and the community, she says. Special to the Daily It may be absurd to wear a sticky note on your forehead explaining your behavior, but some with traumatic brain injuries often wish they could do just that. “We can’t see a brain injury,” says Audrey McNeely, a navigator and advisor at Brain Injury Alliance of Colorado. “If people can’t see it, how can they reconcile with it? If survivors could wear a sign saying, ‘I have a brain injury,’ people might treat them with more respect and leniency.”

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