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Default Brain injury, perhaps a bit off topic
I was given a link to a video. This woman is a professor/doctor (?) who has devoted her life to the study of the brain and she describes how it felt to have a stroke. Incredible. This video blew me away. Well worth the watch.

http://www.microclesia.com/?p=320

This is Dr. Jill Bolte Taylor's own website here:

http://drjilltaylor.com/
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