Broken Bodies, Shattered Minds; The Concussion Crisis
Two important books – one with excellent information on our returning soldiers, the other on concussions in civilian life as well as on the battlefield.
Ronald Glasser, MD writes compellingly about changes in injuries and treatment for wounded soldiers in wars from Vietnam to our current battlefields: Broken Bodies, Shattered Minds: A Medical Odyssey from Vietnam to Afghanistan.
Linda Carroll and David Rosner describe the prevalence of brain injuries all around us in The Concussion Crisis: Anatomy of a Silent Epidemic.
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I emailed you privately some time ago. I hope things are going better for you. You might look into Interactive Metronome – something the VA is excited about based on extensive research. There are providers all over the world.
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I sent you an email some time ago in response to this post. Hope things are going better for you. If you can find a way, try to get Interactive Metronome treatment. n a week or so the VA, DOD, and Army will be releasing information about extensive research on its effectiveness for TBI.