Shelby County Reporter |
Moving on with life: Local boy continues 'amazing' recovery after brain injury
Shelby County Reporter The hours immediately following the crash are a blur for Butler, but his parents remember every excruciating moment they waited to find out whether their son would survive, and if so, how the rest of his life might look. Christie Butler, BB's mother … |
Source: Brain Injury News
Shelby County Reporter |
Moving on with life: Local boy continues 'amazing' recovery after brain injury
Shelby County Reporter The hours immediately following the crash are a blur for Butler, but his parents remember every excruciating moment they waited to find out whether their son would survive, and if so, how the rest of his life might look. Christie Butler, BB's mother … |
Source: Brain Injury News
The Inquisitr |
Miracle Baby Jozzy Survives Violent Shaking, Head Injury — Babysitter …
The Inquisitr According to the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome, about 1,300 United States infants suffer severe head injuries resulting from abuse every year. About on of every five of those babies dies, and most of those who survive are left with … and more » |
Source: Brain Injury News
The Inquisitr |
Miracle Baby Jozzy Survives Violent Shaking, Head Injury — Babysitter …
The Inquisitr According to the National Center on Shaken Baby Syndrome, about 1,300 United States infants suffer severe head injuries resulting from abuse every year. About on of every five of those babies dies, and most of those who survive are left with … and more » |
Source: Brain Injury News
Washington Post |
Frank Gifford's family says Hall of Famer suffered from CTE
Washington Post Frank Gifford, the Hall of Fame NFL player turned broadcaster, was suffering from “the debilitating effects of head trauma” from playing football when he died last summer at the age of 84, his family said in a statement Wednesday afternoon. Gifford, an … and more » |
Source: Brain Injury News
Washington Post |
Frank Gifford's family says Hall of Famer suffered from CTE
Washington Post Frank Gifford, the Hall of Fame NFL player turned broadcaster, was suffering from “the debilitating effects of head trauma” from playing football when he died last summer at the age of 84, his family said in a statement Wednesday afternoon. Gifford, an … and more » |
Source: Brain Injury News
