Brain injury survivors use mask-making to shed light on hidden trauma

On a recent afternoon, seven people are using colorful paints, feathers, strings and beads to decorate masks inside Access Alaska, a support center for people with disabilities.
Retired Air Force Sgt. John Main is busy sketching designs. He’s methodical, coordinating colors with a list of emotions written on a separate sheet of paper.http://media.aprn.org/2017/ann-20170703-10.mp3Like everyone else at this event, Main suffers from a brain injury. In 2011 he had a stroke, but it was no