Bonnie Snaith, the mother of one of ARBI’s Outreach clients in Cold Lake will be interviewed on CBC tomorrow morning. The CBC is doing a story regarding individuals in the minimal conscious state and Bonnie will be interviewed live at 8:30 tomorrow morning on CBC the Current. Dr. Adrien Owen, a neurologist from England will be interviewed first regarding his research on the minimal conscious state.
If unable to listen to the interview live, just google The Current after noon tomorrow and it should be available.
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The interview took place on Tuesday, February 24 and starts at the 1 hour 5 minute and 30 second mark. It is a 25 minute interview with questions.
Sorry this clip has been removed from the AM 920 website and we have been unable to obtain a copy.
Having a brain injury is no laughing matter. But that doesn’t mean victims lose their sense of humour. Just ask the self-proclaimed “five crazy guys,” a group of men who are coping with brain injuries.
They meet every week at the Community Head Injury Resource Services building in Toronto with thier clinical psychologist, Caroline Lemsky, to share their experiences and to keep each other smiling.
Tune is as the “five crazy guys” provide insight into their minds and lives, both inside and outside the meetings. The series runs Wednesdays and Thursdays for the next three weeks.
Listen to Outfront at 8:43 p.m. (9:13 NT) on CBC Radio One for inspirational tales of perseverance, determination and humour.
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