Traumatic Brain Injury Awareness: Zach Part Thirty-six I always try to end the interviews with what do you want to say, what do you want to leave the people who’ve listened and read this far, or watched this far? What do you want to leave them with in terms of..
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In a feat that almost sounds like science fiction, researchers at Stanford University have found a way to render a mouse brain transparent, making it easier to study the complex organ. On Wednesday Stanford announced the news about the process it calls CLARITY, which it claimed “ushers in an entirely..
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Brain Injury Recovery Story: Zach Part Thirty Five Zach has written a book about his brain injury recovery story. He as been called the “Miracle Kid” so it was appropriate for him to name his book just that. It encompasses pretty much what we have talked about in our interview..
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Lawyers for the National Football League and for the 4,000 players suing it over the issue of brain damage faced off in court Tuesday in Philadelphia. They argued before a federal judge who will decide if the litigation should be dismissed. The players’ lawyer, David Frederick, got the best sound..
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Some people say that there’s an app for everything and maybe it’s true, because now there’s one for brain injury survivors. This new iPhone app is called It’s Done!, and its purpose is to help the brain injured recall whether they have remembered to do life-saving tasks such as turning..
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Brain Injury Support: Zach Part Thirty Four You’ve done a lot with brain injury advocacy and brain injury support. How did that get started? Well, one day, well, I just (said to myself): Do I really want to pursue this dream of playing baseball, there was no promise of it ever..
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Today a federal judge in Philadelphia will conduct a hearing on whether roughly 200 concussion lawsuits filed against the NFL on behalf of more than 4,000 former, current and deceased players should be dismissed, according to The New York Times. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/08/sports/football/nfl-and-retired-players-in-court-over-concussions-and-other-head-trauma-cases.html?adxnnl=1&src=recg&adxnnlx=1365480599-XOXgq2zzXWBkhjH1UqK73Q The action will be heard by U.S. District Court..
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Multiple sclerosis, another brain and nerve disease without a cure, has claimed the life of someone who was once America’s sweetheart. Singer-actress Annette Funicello succumbed to complications of MS on Monday, at age 70, in California. http://www.nytimes.com/2013/04/09/movies/annette-funicello-mouseketeer-dies-at-70.html?hp&_r=1& According to People magazine, Funicello had been in a coma and on life..
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Decisions After Brain Injury: Zach Part Thirty Three One of the hardest challenges that some traumatic brain injury survivors encounter the decision making process. It can be very difficult for survivors to make decisions after brain injury. We have talked about this is other survivors stories. For instance, shopping is one..
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Anxiety Issue after Severe Brain Injury: Zach Part Thirty Two In this part we talk about some mood issues including depression and an anxiety issue after severe brain injury. Zach states that he has more problems with the anxiety issue after severe brain injury than anything. Do you have problems with..
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