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Nontraditional TBIs on Surviving Head Trauma with Terry Smith

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                                                                                 Surviving Head Trauma with Terry Smith                                                                                                  Nontraditional TBI This month, we have Debbie Hampton, writer for the Huffington Post, MindBodyGreen, and The Best Brain Possible. Author G.J. Link, M.D., Ph.D will join us her studies of near death experience. We also have Abdullah Rufus, President at www.BedRockCommunications.com. Guests will talk about their nontraditional TBIs and their lives since then. Host, Terry Smith, is a 32 year post-TBI survivor and author of the award winning book, Surviving Head Trauma, as well as other books, plays, Hollywood television shows, and films. Please visit: www.TerrySmithBooks.com  and "LIKE" on facebook: @SurvivingHeadTrauma You can listen LIVE online (link below), Satellite Radio XM131, or Skype. We stream to all 50 states and 36 countries. The show begins at 10 p.m. (e.s.t.) and ends at Midnight. Shows are archived for future access.  The phone-in number is +1.424.243.9540  

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