Changing My Mind

Most people occasionally forget a name. You’ve done it, haven’t you? Ordered the wrong meal, taken the wrong turn, called the wrong number?


We label those errors common mistakes. When such mistakes occur habitually, we blame age. But if blunders suddenly become the norm, if a husband knows his wife one day and doesn’t the next, if we become a person we hoped never to be, what happens then?


Chris Maxwell knows much about remembering less.


In "Changing My Mind," Maxwell’s creative narrative welcomes others into his battle with encephalitis and epilepsy. His honest journal shows readers what life is like with a damaged brain and invites them to face their own inner wars, painful struggles, and disabilities with faith that a Listener can turn their mourning into dancing.


"Changing My Mind" gives those living with disabilities, their family members, and their friends a glimpse of true joy during their journeys through the valleys, the shadows of death, and the disappointments.