Sometimes life doesn't always unfold the way you plan. On July 20,
1984 while at USMC Officer Candidate School in Quantico, Virginia,
a young Marine was a passenger in a three-ton troop transport
vehicle that, while traveling at sixty-five miles per hour, flipped
and rolled several times, finally coming to rest upside down.
Several Marines were dead, but one man was still alive. He was
Terry Smith.
After dying twice during brain surgery on that fateful day,
Terry Smith has since learned to adjust to the limitations that
accompany Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI). At Bethesda Naval Hospital,
Terry learned to walk, talk, eat, think, and live again, but
learning to cope with seizures, anxiety, insomnia, paranoia, and
memory loss did not happen overnight-or even after two decades. It
is only through years of trial and error that Terry has learned to
make the transition from pre-TBI to post-TBI, proving that the
healing process is never-ending for head trauma patients.
Terry Smith is a true survivor who has defied the odds. Today
he shares his inspirational story of hope for the future for TBI
patients, their families, doctors, and anyone who has
insurmountable obstacles to overcome.
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