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www.quadriciser.com Read about a rehabilitation machine that was designed by Larry H Bohanan.
Quadriciser The video filmed at the WCD Expo 2007 with Quadriciser's charismatic CEO Larry Bohanan in Washington, D.C.
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Singing, also known as "Melodic Intonation Therapy", rewires 'injured' brain cells in stroke patients - according to scientists quoted in this article on the BBC website. More at http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/8526699.stm
Lokomat at Madonna Rehabilitation Hospital
Madonna clinicians are currently undergoing intensive training sessions on the use of this cutting-edge piece of robotic equipment, which can help some people improve their ...
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The following video from You Tube contains an important message that I'd like to share with you.
Since my accident I've heard so many stories of young people on a night out who fall and injure their heads and don't go and get checked out and then go home to bed and don't wake up, or worse, they wake up and can’t walk.
It’s because of a story like this that was relayed to my Father that I am still here today, because my Father insisted that I go and checked out after I had my fall.
Glen Power/The Script.
For another powerful and inspiring DVD, please go to. http://www.braininjurydialogues.org/
Buy the DVD from Rick Franklin
Brain Injury Dialogues: a documentary film by
Lyell Davies and Rick Franklin
Though he appears normal, Rick Franklin's brain injury has made his life anything but.
Teaming up with veteran documentary maker and friend Lyell Davies, Rick explores the impact that brain injury has had on himself and other survivors.
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Ten years ago, Montrealer Paul Nadler was a creative maverick - snowboarding, rock-climbing and scuba diving, taking part in all-night play-writing sessions, attracting women, and winning awards as a hip television director. Then he was found alone on a road in Egypt, without clothes and I.D., comatose in the hot sun after a car accident. He had been left for dead. The doctors said he would never recover from TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury). He was only 30.
Braindamadj'd…Take II documents Nadler's gutsy, manic determination to regain his previous life. An intensely personal account, Braindamadj'd…Take II Traces the excruciating process of recovery, both physical and psychological
Buy the DVD from Rick Franklin
Brain Injury Dialogues: a documentary film by
Lyell Davies and Rick Franklin
Though he appears normal, Rick Franklin's brain injury has made his life anything but.
Teaming up with veteran documentary maker and friend Lyell Davies, Rick explores the impact that brain injury has had on himself and other survivors.
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Ten years ago, Montrealer Paul Nadler was a creative maverick - snowboarding, rock-climbing and scuba diving, taking part in all-night play-writing sessions, attracting women, and winning awards as a hip television director. Then he was found alone on a road in Egypt, without clothes and I.D., comatose in the hot sun after a car accident. He had been left for dead. The doctors said he would never recover from TBI (Traumatic Brain Injury). He was only 30.
Braindamadj'd…Take II documents Nadler's gutsy, manic determination to regain his previous life. An intensely personal account, Braindamadj'd…Take II Traces the excruciating process of recovery, both physical and psychological
