> painlessjoe said on
10-20-2009 at
06:08:
your fight to recovery is amazing. you seem to have a loving circle of family and friends around you. may all your dreams of bliss come true.
> 0705772 said on
10-11-2009 at
11:59:
I too had a TBI on the 4th march 2009 and could not walk or talk as elequently as before and have to now live with hemi-parasis and can no longer write. These are only the major effects of TBI i have to live with but with the grace of god everything else almost healed. We have to realise that we are extreamely lucky that a higher power healed us through his compassion and mercy and must seek out the truth. We did only did heal because of our spirtualness.
> ilamaree said on
10-11-2009 at
06:37:
I really wish people would keep their negative thoughts to themselves. There is nothing wrong with thanking a higher power if that's what this person feels helped them through. I'm sure the family are equally thankful to the doctors. Negativity does more to harm people and their recovery so please don't add to the burden of this young man or his family by venting your frustrations here. Don't you have something better to do?
> bryeinc said on
10-11-2009 at
05:12:
HEY GOOD LUCK W/ THE TBI RECOVERY!!! TBI's HAPPEN TO THE BEST OF US... THINGS WILL NEVER BE THE SAME... BUT ITS OK...TO GET PEOPLE TO UNDERSTAND IS THE HARDEST... YET JUST STAY FOCUSED ON YOURSELF... AND YOU'LL BE THERE ... THNKS BRIAN TBI SURVIVOR (PROF. MOTOCROSS 1-16-94)
> angelofmedicine said on
10-03-2009 at
21:56:
I have a masters degree in Emergency Medicine. I hold 3 degrees. Science is an amazing and wonderful thing... It has done so much for us, and has truly helped this boy. However, I have seen miracles... Things only a greater power can do. God is with us, and I hope he touches you too someday.
> angelofmedicine said on
10-03-2009 at
21:54:
God has blessed you. The video made me cry... your journey has touched my heart. God bless...
> 101679101679101679 said on
10-03-2009 at
03:21:
bravo!!! i'm so glad that you were able to recover. God is so good!!
> christo930 said on
10-03-2009 at
00:09:
1) Don't you see how insulting this is to the families of people who don't recover from injuries or illness? According to him, God valued him just a little more than other people2) They push their religion on me every chance they get! It's not like if we leave them alone, they will leave us alone. Take out your wallet and look at your money for crying out loud!
> pinkchimneys said on
10-02-2009 at
23:16:
Ugh, who cares who this person thanks? I'm an atheist too but I don't go around belittling people and their faith. Pick your battles.
> tommyeflight89 said on
10-01-2009 at
01:37:
Doctors and nurses combined with advancements in SCIENCE saved his life. It had NOTHING to do with any super human being that anyone thinks may or may not exist. It is funny he is thanking god when it was actually science and technology. The irony.
> christo930 said on
09-30-2009 at
18:48:
I'm really happy that you got a second chance and I hope you make the best of it. But don't you ever wonder about people who got hurt and didn't make it? Did god just care less about those people? Every time I hear someone thanking god for surviving crashes and injuries, I wonder how they can think that god saved them, but obviously didn't feel like saving the others. If god does exist and he did save you, then I think he's pretty mean for not saving other people as well.
> Wildcat678 said on
09-30-2009 at
03:59:
I do thank the doctors for taking care of me.I also thank God for answering the many prayers for me.
> Wildcat678 said on
09-30-2009 at
03:57:
I do thank the many doctors who took care of me.I also thank God for answering the thousands of prayers for me.
> christo930 said on
09-30-2009 at
03:54:
What is a snow boarding "accident"? I'm glad you are alright, but instead of thanking people for their prayers, you should be thanking the doctors for saving your life and then discouraging people from doing things like snow boarding. These "sports" cause so much human suffering every single year and I really wish people would do things that weren't so dangerous. You can still have fun without putting yourself at such risk of injury. Good luck with school and remember to thank the drs not god.
> PriusRider said on
09-22-2009 at
23:52:
1. Snowsports are bad 4 the environment. You destroy the montains.2. Allways were a tested helmet.The End.
> anitaprendushi said on
09-21-2009 at
15:12:
God is there any time everywhere. How can't we see him?
> DeniskaFromRussia said on
09-18-2009 at
18:20:
That's great for the guy and his parents! That's just awesomebut folks tell me was it federal treatment or did he have health care insurance or what?would it be possible if an ordinary nigga sustained same kind of trauma, would he be treated like that????
> Guitarisma said on
09-18-2009 at
05:49:
Natasha Richardson died the same way you had a TBI
> Guitarisma said on
09-18-2009 at
05:49:
I had a TBI in 98 I was 10 and damn this really effects my life those of you who haven't had one are very fortunate. You don't5 realize how much of you is lost when your head gets banged that hard. Pain so heavy your spirit hurts.
> kingcollie said on
09-15-2009 at
05:57:
what did you see? during the 2 months?
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