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A Call to Mind: A Story of Undiagnosed Childhood Traumatic Brain Injury - Paperback

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by Claire Galloway (Author)

A few seconds is all it takes to change a mind forever.
A few seconds. That was all the time it took for two-year- old Luke Galloway to slip away from his
parents and go running toward the swing set. And only a few seconds more before the hard plastic swing
struck the side of his head with enough force to send him flying. But the effects of that playground
accident would stay with him--in the form of an undiagnosed traumatic brain injury--and alter the
course of his life.
In A Call to Mind, Luke's mother, Claire Galloway, recounts how a seemingly routine childhood
injury--readily dismissed by professionals for sixteen years--transformed a happy, healthy child into an
anxious, agitated boy, who would be haunted by "noises" only he could hear.
As knowledge of brain injury in sports and the military is on the rise, Claire adds Luke's voice to the
choir. As she lays the groundwork for physicians, educators, psychologists, family and friends to better
recognize symptoms of traumatic brain injury in a practical, everyday sense, she hopes to embolden
parents to fight for their children on behalf of what only they might see, increasing the odds of successful
post-injury outcomes.

Number of Pages: 204
Dimensions: 0.43 x 9 x 6 IN
Publication Date: September 25, 2017
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