> nukedlines said on
07-25-2008 at
12:16:
My husband suffered from TBI after an accident in Dec 05. He was in a coma for a few months and woke up paralyzed. We were told he would never be able to walk, talk, or do anything he ever did before. They were WRONG! I brought him home and we participated in non-traditional therapies and he is now living proof that one can survive! He is back as a auto graphic/customizing artist and is 100% independent. Never give up on yourself and most importantly, never give up on the patient!
> priyangutrivedi said on
06-26-2008 at
05:06:
In Yr 2K got TBI. I found this after 6 YRS search from these many yrs i was in search of self trainerthanks for video
> mice224 said on
04-08-2008 at
09:52:
i was 17 years old involved in a car wreck and i spend 8 weeks in coma and i was still recovering years laterwhen i was involved in another accident on the job as an electrician getting electrocuted and now they said it made my brain inujury worse than before
> iracemabatistaf said on
03-24-2008 at
04:59:
I'm a clinical neuropsychologist and neuroscientist, working w/ brain injury rehabilitation, and I get emotioned when I saw this video, but even more happy when I read those comments here! All you deserve congratulations. The mainly part of the rehab process depends on you, so you most go on, though we know sometimes it's difficult. However, each result compensates everything. Keep on trying! My best regards.
> PunkMartyr said on
03-04-2008 at
23:41:
Thank you for this powerful video
> dblitzer said on
07-16-2007 at
13:55:
Thank you Bill! Just bang on the guitar for me until the Lord heals me. I'm going to learn to write songs on another instrument until I can move my hand.God bless,Danny Blitz
> cecilbdml said on
07-16-2007 at
13:17:
Danny, never give up. My prayers go to you, and I'll play extra until the time WHEN you can play again.Bill
> dblitzer said on
06-28-2007 at
17:27:
I have brain cancer, and the doctors almost killed me taking it out. I had to learn to walk, talk, eat, dress myself, see out of my left eye, etc. Still partially paralyzed. No guitar now.I used to be a friggin rock star,but that is done...danny blitz
> Denbyann said on
04-11-2007 at
17:40:
As a TBI survivor, finding this video was a gift. I've shared it with family and friends. Well done.
> HelenusDelhaas said on
01-30-2007 at
14:01:
This video tells the truth about a traumatic brain injury. I have TBI also, because of a trafic accident plaese look at my video and website.Jurre
> dnny748 said on
01-12-2007 at
19:43:
Hello, I am stroke survivor who found this video very uplifting. Anyone who has any other footage especially with Rehabilition of Arm movement please email me or send me a link thanks,Danny
> brianberlin said on
09-20-2006 at
10:10:
I am a programmer and multimedia guy at a medical school. We have a very good brain injry rebilitation program. In my spare time I am an EMT and Firefighter.
> radan25 said on
09-20-2006 at
10:08:
I will add this video to my favorites, well done!thanks for loading this up!
> radan25 said on
09-20-2006 at
10:05:
excellent video,thanks for putting this up!are you a therapist yourself?
> radan25 said on
09-16-2006 at
07:57:
i had an accident in 2001 and suffered from a severe traumatic brain injury.look at my videos!