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"You look great!" Funny and informational TBI video

I came across this great TBI video made by a man in Massachusetts who suffered a mTBI from a whiplash injury. I have to admit, some of the scenes gave me headaches because he tries to depict so accurately all the ways are brains are getting overloaded and does so in very creative ways. I think it also resonated with me because i am from Massachusetts and spent most of my nursing career in some of the hospitals he mentions...along with some of the boston analogies he uses. its in 6 parts, hopefully these links work. Otherwise, try Youtube for "You look great. Inside a TBI". its broken down in 6 parts. Let me know what you think!

http://youtu.be/x9Xso4qGdlI
http://youtu.be/qPNd_oXx4Ec
http://youtu.be/I-1q1bfeH20
http://youtu.be/hvLYuz8i9Kk
http://youtu.be/JpFJMgyWRvM
http://youtu.be/6ZMkKKCNEy8

AMAZING!!!! Thanks for posting, nurse.

This is an outstanding set of YouTube videos. They tend to go slow but some of us need the 'slow.'

You can follow from #1 to #6 by selecting the 2 of 6 shown at the end of each chapter.

This can be a great way to explain your situation to friends and family.

The whole 6 YouTube videos take about an hour to watch.

Good one night nurse. I even laughed at the funny parts. Sure going to forward to friends and families and many of them still didn't get it after 2.5 years of my struggling.