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    3. Bob Woodwar was interviewed by Piers Morgan week of 8/1/11 & discussed his results of head trauma, what was term he used?
    Bob Woodwar was interviewed by Piers Morgan week of 8/1/11 & discussed his results of head trauma, what was term he used?

    Woodward had severe head injury in the war - while reporting news - he now says he has memory loss & identified this loss - what was the name of this symptom?

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      WOODRUFF: Yes. And I think people are kind of surprised. When you see at first what happened -- I've seen this and I've done stories many times about those that were really badly injured. Now nobody gets back to 100 percent of the way they were before. But it goes in some ways better. Slower, generally, for everybody, the recovery. But it goes -- it goes better than you thought. I mean, certainly there she was, you know, shot right in the head. Unconscious in the beginning. And just really didn't know. But she, you know, improved faster than people thought. But I mean the main point that I wanted to say was that, you know, this is a long, long road to recovery, but it -- you end up being better every year than you were before. Even though there are some comments from certain insurance, especially this improvement, you know, ends after a couple of years. Well, she's got the same thing. She's got, you know, injury to the left part of her head. She was actually shot right over here. The IED, you know, hit me on that side. My skull, called a craniectomy, was removed from this side so the brain can expand -- so that the brain can actually breathe. And she's had exactly the same thing. For the same exact reason. And it takes generally about four months before they put that back on because the brain has gone back to normal. And she did exactly the same thing. So in that sense I had a pretty good idea of what she's feeling like, how she's speaking, how she's walking, and certainly her cognitive abilities of what she's able to think like and what she can understand. 


       


      READ FULL INTERVIEW HERE>>http://transcripts.cnn.com/TRANSCRIPTS/1108/03/pmt.01.html


       

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        Subdural Hemotoma?

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