Another Fork in the Road: Panel -- Sensory Overload after Brain Injury

Too much of a good thing can be...well, too much. Our senses, touch, taste, sound, sight, and feel offer us a plethora of experiences. Many are pleasurable. Some are not. When a person has a brain injury often his or her sensory motor skills malfunction and too much of any sense can be overwhelming. Tune in to "Another Fork to hear me and my panelists, Deb Brandon, Lisa Dryer, and Bob Millsap talk about how sensory overload...well, overloads!

overwhelming, and Every TBI survivor and caregiver has encountered a fork in the road that has diverted his or her life-plan. A car accident, a fall from the roof, doing one more chin-up, or a door literally slamming one in the face are just some causes of traumatic brain injury. College plans, walking down the aisle in the perfect dress, or the coveted job quickly slip from reality as dreams turn to struggle. These unexpected life-happenings that divert one from his or her chosen path in life can be devastating. But as Yogi Berra once said, "If you come to a fork in the road, take it." Life is all about choices!
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