Concussions/TBI: What Happens in the Brain?

Concussions/TBI: What Happens in the Brain?

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Hal Elrod survived a devastating car accident that left him clinically dead for six minutes and facing a future doctors thought he'd never recover from. Instead of allowing trauma to define him, he transformed it into extraordinary personal growth. In this conversation, Hal share ...  Show more

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