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Moving Mountains is Hitting the Road!
🏔️ —and we want to speak at your next event! Hey everyone! As many of you know, my life changed forever in 2022 after a severe accident. Navigating the trials of 2022 and the adventures of 2025 taught me firsthand what it takes to survive and thrive after a brain injury. But more importantly, it showed me the power of God’s saving grace. That is how Moving Mountains was born. We are a peer-led, faith-based nonprofit dedicated to supporting and lifting up our fellow brain inj
Jess Damico
4 days ago2 min read


🏔️ The Joy Directive: Finding Pockets of Pure Positivity in the Wild
Because of your monthly and annual subscriptions, we get to build a community where hope and resilience thrive every single day. Today, we wanted to use this exclusive subscriber space to step away from the medical charts, the therapy bills, and the daily grind, and give you a pure, unadulterated dose of pocket-sized positivity.
Jess Damico
Jun 83 min read


A Devotional of Strength & Love
Because of your monthly and annual subscriptions, we are able to show up every single day for brain injury survivors who are fighting to reclaim their lives. Today, we want to invite you into the spiritual heartbeat of our mission.
Jess Damico
Jun 83 min read
The Symphony of the Brain & Heart
🧠 A Deeper Look at Neuro-Healing
Jess Damico
Jun 73 min read


Can Comfort Food Heal the Brain?
When we think of "brain food," our minds usually jump to raw kale, plain nuts, or a piece of baked fish. And while those are incredible for neurological health, let's be honest: some days, your soul just needs a warm bowl of comfort food.
Jess Damico
Jun 23 min read


Movement is Medicine
We are kicking off the week by celebrating what our bodies can do. When recovering from a brain injury, movement does more than just build muscle—it directly changes the architecture of your brain.
Jess Damico
Jun 12 min read


Who is David?
Sir David Attenborough, the British broadcaster and natural historian whose nature documentaries transformed how audiences see the natural world, turns 100 today.
Jess Damico
May 301 min read


Finding Joy in the Midst of the Middle
When we talk about "suffering," we often speak of it as something to get through—a dark tunnel we hope to exit quickly. But for many of us, the tunnel is long. We grieve the way our brains used to work, the ease of conversation we once had, and the energy we used to take for granted.
Jess Damico
May 302 min read


Growing & Narrowing
As I’m sure is the case for you and yours, May has been a blur…and a particularly tender and tearful blur for me. It’s tempting to resent the limitations closing in around us. They force us to acknowledge the people we will never be. The dreams that will have to die. The paths we cannot travel down. All of us have an inner Peter Pan demanding that we never grow up, that we remain limitless.
Jess Damico
May 302 min read


Deliciousness for Everyone
Sharing a wonderful recipe for all eaters, sharing a vegetarian recipe for my non-meat eaters, and sharing a vegan recipe for my non-meat & non-dairy eaters!
Jess Damico
May 301 min read


Cheesecake Factory Magic
Hi friends!
Jess Damico
May 302 min read
The Anchor of Hope
When we experience a brain injury, "certainty" often feels like a thing of the past. We don't know how we will feel when we wake up, we don't know when the words will return, and we don't know what the timeline of recovery looks like.
Jess Damico
May 302 min read


Packed FULL of Goodness
We are sharing with YOU some wonderful programs that are available to everyone nationwide!
Jess Damico
May 301 min read
Feeding Your Recovery
When we are recovering from a brain injury, we aren't just eating for our stomachs—we are eating for our neurons. We are continuing to focus on Omega-3 Fatty Acids. Think of Omega-3s as the "oil" that keeps the gears of your brain turning smoothly. They help improve memory, mood, and long-term brain health.
Jess Damico
May 302 min read
Resetting Your Nervous System
After a brain injury, our nervous system can often feel like it’s stuck in "high alert" or "survival mode." This can lead to that heavy brain fatigue we talked about, as well as increased sensitivity to light and sound.
Jess Damico
May 302 min read


Victory Edition of Feeling Good
The Art of the Possible
Jess Damico
May 282 min read


A Warrior's Devotional
The Peace That Surpasses Understanding
Jess Damico
May 281 min read


Sharpening the Mind
Building New Bridges
Jess Damico
May 282 min read


Nourishing the Mountain
Fuel for the fog.
Jess Damico
May 282 min read


Moving Mountains: How Movement Fuels Healing
🧠 The Fast Fact: Why We Move
Jess Damico
May 243 min read
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