CTE Survivors Women’s Support Group

CTE Survivors Women’s Support Group Support for women with traumatic encephalopathy syndrome and suspected CTE.

08/23/2026

You are not just speaking for yourself. You are speaking for the grandmothers who swallowed their truth because survival required silence, for the women who learned to make their voices small in rooms that would not hold them, for the younger versions of yourself who walked through corruption and imbalance without language for what was happening.

When you raise your voice now, it is not chaos. It is anchored continuity. It is the sound of memory returning to the body. It is the reclamation of something that was never meant to be surrendered.

And make no mistake, this is labor. It costs something to refuse silence. It costs something to stand steady when it would be easier to comply. Your body knows the risk. It remembers the punishments written into bloodlines. The fear does not disappear. You move anyway. This work is not decorative. It is defiance in motion.

Scream not from frenzy, but from steadiness. Scream with your feet planted in the ground your ancestors never got to claim. Scream so that the girls coming after you will not have to wonder where in history they lost their voice.

And one day, a woman you will never meet will stand in a room and speak without apology, not knowing your name but living inside the freedom you helped carve.

That is how legacy moves.
꩜ Ella

08/16/2026

heal until you’re inside out.

08/12/2026
07/29/2026

🧠 Understanding Neurological Conditions — Episode 1

Imagine being unable to recognize that your own brain has changed.

That’s what can happen with anosognosia.

It isn’t denial.

It isn’t stubbornness.

It isn’t “being difficult.”

It’s a neurological symptom that affects self-awareness after conditions such as traumatic brain injury, stroke, dementia, and some brain tumors.

Understanding the difference can transform frustration into compassion.

💙 Had you heard of anosognosia before today?

🧠 Understanding the brain helps us understand each other.

04/14/2026

CTE myths that need to go!

The danger isn’t just the hits.
It’s the misinformation around them.

CTE doesn’t start in the pros.
Helmets don’t make it safe.
And it’s not just one hit—it’s hundreds over time.

The more people understand the truth,
the more we can protect the next generation.

Let’s change the conversation.

Help us spread awareness about this PREVENTABLE DISEASE!

Visit our website at www.stopcte.org to learn more

04/12/2026

Pánfila Domestic Violence HOPE Foundation Brain Donation Initiative "There is a critical need to understand more about how violent and assaultive behaviors affect the brain. This is especially true for women as, historically, there have

03/20/2026

Just some of the symptoms of brain injury you might not expect...

03/05/2026

You are not alone, find each other...

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