On the Air: Brain Injury Radio Another Fork in the Road . . . . . . Deb Angus – Survivor & Author
On the Air: Brain Injury Radio
Another Fork in the Road
with Mild Brain Injury Survivor & Author, Deb Angus
Most rear-end collisions are caused by distracted drivers or drivers following too closely to the car ahead. In either case, it is the unsuspecting driver in the car ahead who may suffer whiplash, which may result in a variety of injuries such as problems with light sensitivity, depth-perception problems, tinnitus, memory problems, concentration, and balance.
The list goes on and on and on.
Deb Angus, brain injury survivor and author of “Regaining Consciousness: My Encounter with Mild Brain Injury–the Silent Epidemic,” will share her story about how she and her husband were sitting at a stoplight and how a distracted driver changed her life forever.
If you missed her interview on “Another Fork in the Road” on March 1st, you are in luck. You can listen to the archived show here.
Click the link below to listen to Deb Angus, and me.
See you “On the Air!”
(Photos compliments of Deb Angus.)
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