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Amazing!

Doctors have their first proof that a man who was barely conscious for nearly 20 years regained speech and movement because his brain spontaneously rewired itself by growing tiny new nerve connections to replace the ones sheared apart in a car crash.

Terry Wallis, 42, is thought to be the only person in the United States to recover so dramatically so long after a severe brain injury. He still needs help eating and cannot walk, but his speech continues to improve and he can count to 25 without interruption.

http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20060703/ap_on_...rain_recovery_1

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Good for him :yes:

I hope this will become a trend, cuz I can sum up a bunch of people who need some major "rewiring" :whistle:

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Good for him :yes:

I hope this will become a trend, cuz I can sum up a bunch of people who need some major "rewiring" :whistle:

I believe Dubbya's on top of the waiting list. :jest:

nahh Their is no hope for that comatoss Retard chopF$$K

:lol::lol:

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