 | Living With Traumatic Brain Injury Patients at the University of Washington Medical Center talk about adapting to daily life following traumatic brain injuries. Some have experienced physical, cognitive or personality changes that affect their work and relationships. |
 | For Your Health - Traumatic Brain Injury Discussed is the advancements in traumatic brain injury (TBI) rehabilitation and the development of an experimental implanted device for nerve fiber growth in paralysis patients. (2008) |
 | Traumatic Brain Injury FACTS Traumatic Brain Injury or TBI Facts from a Survivor of TBI. Individuals who have experienced Traumatic Brain Injury are protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) The ADA defines the word "disability" as a physical or mental impairment that substantially limits one or more of an individual's major life activities; a record of such an impairment; or being regarded as having such an impairment. 42 U.S.C. S12102(2). Section 36.104 of the Department's ADA Title III regulation. Read the Complete Letter from the Natioanl Head Injury Foundation President and Chief Executive Officer at: http://www.usdoj.gov/crt/foia/tal238a.txt I received my TBI in 1995. A 52 pound Television set fell off a Book Shelf where it came crashing down on my head almost ending my life in a split second. I am one of the lucky ones who lived to tell about it. Thank You and GOD BLESS YOU and if you are a TBI Victim and Survivor, I wish you all the best - unfortunately it is a ' LIFE SENTENCE ' . |
 | Traumatic Brain Injury - my second life this is a video about my new life after my car accident in September 2001.I was 20 years old.I can´t remember the time of the coma.I was just sleeping all the time.I was like a baby.I had pampers and artificial nutrition.It was worse for my family than for me then. I woke up gradually, it took me months and I´m still recovering.It was truly hard to find out that i was so disabled.My life has changed so much.But I´m grateful that I survived and learned a lot again.It is a long way back.i wanted to show others that it is possible to come back even after a heavy TBI.I do a lot of exercises and the GigerMd training for 5 hours every day. It is the only way I will get better. After half a year in the coma I slowly woke up and had to face a completely new situation.I was still unable to eat or drink myself, was fed through a gastro tube, could not sit and hold my head upright,I was in a wheel chair and had partly lost my memory( 2 years before the accident were gone),my short term memory was bad and has greatly improved since.my left arm and my left leg were paralyzed and I was unable to use my pc then.I was in rehab for 13 months and then returned home.I have done many therapies since that time and have got back some of my lost abilities through hard work.My life has changed completely,I lost some of my friends and I was unable to continue my studies(Japanese and journalism)my family is a great help and I am very grateful for that. |
 | Traumatic Brain Injury Goes Undiagnosed in Some Troops ( http://www.vawatchdog.org ) Bob Woodruff reports on ABC World News, Thursday, March 8, 2007. |
 | Brain Injury Symptoms Information: Find a Traumatic Brain In Video in which Stewart Cohen speaks to Dr. David Lenrow about the symptoms and diagnosis of traumatic brain injury, from LegalView.com: Information on class action lawsuits, class action attorneys, and more from http://www.cprlaw.com and http://www.legalview.com. |
 | What If... Brain Injury Rehabilitation What if you woke up one day and you didn't know who or where you were? Or seemed to have half the body you had before? And what if you couldn't even tell people about it? Informational video about brain injury. Univ. Texas Medical Branch School of Allied Health Sciences http://sahs.utmb.edu Transitional Learning Center http://www.tlcrehab.org |
 | Brain Anatomy Information: Find a Traumatic Brain Injury Law Video in which Stewart Cohen interviews Dr. David Lenrow about brain anatomy and function and how brain injury affects the brain, from LegalView.com: Information on class action lawsuits, class action attorneys, and more from http://www.cprlaw.com and http://www.legalview.com. |
 | Traumatic Brain Injury: A Silent Epidemic | Brain Blogger Approximately every 15 seconds, someone in America suffers a traumatic brain injury (TBI). This vlog discusses a true silent epidemic -- traumatic brain injuries (TBIs). Not many people know that there are more TBIs each year than new cases of all types of cancer combined. This and more articles can be found at Brain Blogger http://brainblogger.com Further commentary on this article can be read at http://brainblogger.com/2008/04/08/traumatic-brain-injury-a-silent-epidemic/ |
 | BrainLine.org Confronts Traumatic Brain Injury Crisis Every 21 seconds someone in America sustains a traumatic brain injury. That doesn't include the more than 19 percent of military personnel returning from combat duty in Iraq who may also have sustained mild to severe brain trauma. "The numbers are staggering," said Dr. Carl Valenziano, director of trauma at St. Joseph's Regional Medical Center in Paterson, N.J. "The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has identified traumatic brain injury as rising to national crisis levels," Valenziano, a surgeon with over 20 years of experience said. "While the care of TBI in our military has received a lot of media attention, there is a need to increase discussion about how to prevent brain injuries, treat brain injuries or live with brain injuries among the general public- whether you've sustained the injury yourself or are caring for a family member or friend." To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://www.prnewswire.com/mnr/brainline/35944/ |
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