'Headway' helps local veterans with brain, spinal injuries regain independence

Описание к видео 'Headway' helps local veterans with brain, spinal injuries regain independence

Brain injuries are sometimes called invisible wounds.

And many veterans experience the life changes that come with these wounds.

Now, a clubhouse-style program is helping veterans and their families become more independent, without having to go to a medical facility for help.

In his 20s, Tyler Smith wanted to show his patriotism by serving his country.

“I really think that's pretty important and I really feel that way,” said Smith, 34.

While in the U.S. Army, on a mission in Afghanistan, an aneurysm caused a brain bleed. That caused slurred speech, right side weakness and pseudobulbar affect (PBA). That causes sudden uncontrollable and inappropriate laughing or crying.

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