Medical Communications: A Traumatic Brain Injury Experience as a Lombard Resident Homeowner

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

A Traumatic Brain Injury Experience as a Lombard Resident Homeowner

The Brain Injury Association of Illinois is celebrating Brain Injury Awareness during the month of March 2012. I can personally support traumatic brain injury awareness in March 2012 because I have been a Victim of Traumatic Brain Injury after I was struck with a blunt object to the head and passed out, following kidnapping, abuse, and torture while I was a Lombard resident homeowner at 502 South Westmore-Meyers Road and Washington Boulevard, in District 5, near St. Pius X Catholic Church, in York Township, Du Page County, Illinois USA.

I have been abused and physically injured several times with a traumatic brain injury to prevent me from recognizing the kidnappers that sequestered me from the Master Bedroom in my Lombard home. I have been hit to the head by criminals who do not want to me appear before a Court Hearing and testify as a witness to abuse and as a Lombard resident homeowner Victim of Heinous Hate Crimes, near St. Pius X Catholic Church, in District 5, Du Page County, Illinois.

In addition, several family members have also suffered from traumatic brain injury following a blunt hit to the head while living as Lombard resident homeowners in Lilac Town and other cities in the United States of America and abroad.

The Marianjoy Rehabilitation Franciscan Health Center in Wheaton and Oakbrook Terrace is known for providing emergency traumatic brain injury treatment in Illinois, U.S.A. My Father, Mr. Roberto Hung Juris Doctor was a Victim of Traumatic Brain Injury after he was injured at home by intruders on December 22, 1996 in the evening. Roberto Hung was operated for an aneurysm and traumatic brain injury at Good Samaritan Advocate Hospital in Downers Grove, Edwards Hospital, Marianjoy Community Rehabilitation Center in Naperville, Manor Care Center in Naperville, Dr. Thomas Cornwell, M.D., Nancy Minch, R.N., Elmhurst Memorial Hospital in Elmhurst, and Dr. Raied Abdullah, Dr. Paul Grodzin, Dr. Cozzi, and other medical staff including Respiratory Ben Aguilar who throttled and murdered him at Vencor Northlake in Northlake, Illinois on June 18, 1998.

During March 2012, friends also remember their accidents resulting in traumatic brain injury while residing in Du Page County, Illinois. Traumatic Brain Injury is caused by a blunt hit to the head which causes a person to lose consciousness, suffer from blurry vision, lose recognition of surroundings, results in loss of memory, and damages brain processes and normal functioning of an individual including the ability to walk, talk, and work. Traumatic Brain Injury inflicted by a criminal trespasser, a mugger, or by assault is a federal crime in the United States of America and around the world resulting in criminal penalty and prison sentence.

Copyright 2012 Gardenia C. Hung-Wittler. All Rights Reserved.

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Gardenia C. Hung has been writing prose, poetry, fiction, and non-fiction topics for the last forty-two (42) years in English, Spanish, French, and sometimes into Portuguese translation. She has written poetry for Scholastic Magazine in Spanish encouraged by her lyrical expression and descriptive style. Ms. Hung completed Elementary and Middle School in Santiago de Cuba with a diploma and certification in Spanish. Then, Gardenia C. Hung continued studies in the United States of America for Middle School, grades 6th with Miss Honeywood, 7th, and 8th at Avondale Elementary School where she graduated with High Honors in Mr. Herbert Hebel's 8th grade homeroom, in Chicago, Illinois. For Middle School English. Ms. Hung wrote original stories which received praise for writing style and authentic narrative topics, encouraged to continue studying English by Miss Kardos, her ESL teacher at Avondale Grammar School and other mentors, family, and friends. Later at Madonna High School received, Ms. Hung received a High School Diploma with High Honors for graduation in the top ten percent of the Class of 1977 with majors in English, French, Art, History, and the Humanities in Chicago, Illinois. Gardenia C. Hung was admitted at Northeastern Illinois University with Advanced Placement in English, French, and Spanish where she majored in Education, English, French, Spanish, Linguistics and minors in Music, Dance, and Physical Education to receive a Bachelor of Arts degree for the Class of 1982. At NEIU, she received a summer scholarship from Laval University in Ville de Québec, Canada to major in French Linguistics, Syntax, and Phonetics. The following year, in 1983, Ms. Hung continued graduate studies at the University of Illinois at Chicago for a Master of Arts in Communications & Theatre, which included majors in Rhetoric, Ethnography, and Theatre. Gardenia C. Hung has written publications for professional associations and community groups. In addition, Ms. Hung writes for online media CNN iReport, Triblocal, Blogger, Facebook, WordPress, Typepad, and other social media groups on the world wide web.

Faculty Service for the Community Colleges of Illinois

Foreign language skills in English, French, and Spanish hired me to work as a Foreign Language Teacher at the Community High School District 218 during 1988-1989, teaching French and Spanish at the Alan B. Shepard High School with an annual salary of $23,778.

Bilingual aptitude in English and Spanish opened the door for me to work as Faculty at St. Augustine University in Chicago where I was teaching English as a Second Language, College Prep and Developmental Skills, U.S. Citzenship for the Amnesty Program, Research Writing and other language development courses which included preparation for High School General Education Development.

Afterwards, I also worked as Faculty for Oakton Community College in the Continuing Education Program, Alliance for Lifelong Learning in Skokie, Illinois. I was teaching English as a Second Language from August 1992 until March 1993.

From September 18, 1997 through October 8, 2001, I was employed as Faculty at the College of DuPage in Glen Ellyn and Lombard, teaching English Writing Development, English 101, 102, 103, 104, and 105, on campus, as well as commuting to teach Spanish for Healthcare Professionals at Good Samaritan Hospital in Downers Grove, National Chiropractic College in Lombard, also known as National University for Health Sciences, and at Central DuPage Hospital in Winfield, Illinois.

In addition, I taught French and Spanish for Berlitz Schools of Languages in Chicago, Hinsdale, Oak Brook Brook Forest and York Middle School, and Schaumburg, Illinois, U.S.A. Foreign language teaching experience at Inlingua Schools of Languages also included commuting to teach on-site visiting corporate clients, and other travelling students at home. Arroyave Academy of Languages in Highland Park and Arlington Heights also provided teaching work for corporate clients which included translation for the General Learning Corporation in Northbrook, Caremark, Abbot Laboratories, Baxter International and other global companies promoting languages around the world.

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