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Taylor talks about the "Cause of Injury" of the tennis concussion story received at 17 years of age. To see all of her story and thousands of others visit the Concussion Story Wall site at https://ConcussionStoryWall.org

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ABOUT THE CONCUSSION STORY WALL

This video is a part of the Concussion Story Wall, a massive interactive database featuring nearly 4000 stories of those impacted by concussions addressing the following questions:

1) What was the cause of your concussion?
2) What were your symptoms? (Physical/mental struggles?)
3) What was the greatest challenge about your concussion?
4) What tips helped you get through your recovery process?
5) In retrospect, what is something helpful you could have said to yourself during recovery?
6) Were you comfortable sharing experiences about your concussion? Were your family, friends, team, coach, school helpful in this process?

An additional highlight of the Concussion Story Wall is a panel of leading medical experts addressing specific aspects of concussions related to diagnosis, treatment and recovery.

The Concussion Story Wall is a part of the CrashCourse by TeachAids product suite. Learn more at: https://ConcussionStoryWall.org


DISCLAIMER:

The opinions expressed in Story Wall interviews are not necessarily those of TeachAids or its affiliates. These are personal stories and are not intended to serve as medical advice. For such, contact your physician or other qualified health provider. This video contains difficult topics including mental health that may be triggering. TeachAids can make no guarantees as to the accuracy, currency, or completeness of any content or information contained herein nor that any such information will not be superseded by subsequent developments.

This content is provided only for noncommercial, informational use. It is not medical advice and is not a substitute for clinical diagnosis, advice from your physician, or the practice or provision of medical care. Do not rely on this content to assess your health—instead, consult with your physician or another qualified healthcare professional in all matters relating to your health. TeachAids and/or its interviewees or licensees are not responsible or liable for any decisions you may make in reliance on this content.


ABOUT TEACHAIDS:

CrashCourse Concussion Education is the second free health education program launched by the nonprofit TeachAids in collaboration with Stanford University. It follows the global success of the award-winning HIV/AIDS interactive software, which is used in 82 countries around the world.

The CrashCourse suite consists of four products: CrashCourse Football (12min), CrashCourse Brain Fly-Through (8min), CrashCourse Concussion Story Wall, and CrashCourse Multi-Sport Concussion Education (coming 2021). Several of these products have been developed and disseminated in collaboration with the US Olympic and Paralympic Committee’s National Sports Governing Bodies.

For more information about the use of TeachAids’ website, services, materials or content, please see: https://teachaids.org/terms-use.

CrashCourse Concussion Education: https://crashcourse.teachaids.org/
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