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Thursday, July 28, 2005TBI in entertainment
Team Sisson met with Constance Miller
Of Head injury Hotline (Seattle WA) a nonprofit organization founded and operated by head injury activists since 1985. Their website is an outstanding source of Information headinjury.com. Among TBI topics discussed, TBI in the Entertainment industry came up as one of the largest hinderances to public awarness of the aftermath of brain injury. Many films, TV shows and cartoons portray an unrealistic picture of recovery and coping with TBI. For example, many times the fix for a bump on the head is another bump on the head – and the character resumes prior functioning. Some sufferers of TBI’s are knocked unconscious and wake up to normal Functioning – or can function with new powers. These ubiquitous fallacies hinder the public's understanding of brain trauma and place TBI injury in the realm of comedy and fantasy, rather than documenting a serious debilitating epidemic. |
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