Need A Spoon? I Gotcha. 110-piece Jigsaw Puzzle

This 110-piecs puzzle is rated 'challenging'. Puzzles are a long-time group or individual past time. They are a highly recommended cognitive exercise for anyone with a brain injury or in recovery from illness. Puzzles assist with comprehension, organisation, memory, hand-eye coordination, fine motor skills and provide goal setting, patience, and a sense of achievement. “Need A Spoon? I Gotcha” is the original art work of Robert Sheer. Robert is an autoimmune encephalitis patient who could only draw stick figures prior to getting anti-NMDAr autoimmune encephalitis. His neurologist referred to his newly discovered advanced artist ability as 'an awakening'. When his brain swelled, it enhanced an area of the brain that provided this talent. Robert is an IAES ambassador and raises awareness of AE through his art. Working on this particular puzzle will have special meaning to anyone with a rare disease or chronic illness. The reference to spoons is a reference to 'The Spoon Theory' by Christine Miserandino (here is the link) https://cdn.totalcomputersusa.com/butyoudontlooksick.com/uploads/2010/02/BYDLS-TheSpoonTheory.pdf The proceeds of your purchase will immediately support autoimmune encephalitis patients, caregivers, and families who are walking this difficult journey, and research that may one day lead to a cure.