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Life after a brain injury: Turning pain into purpose

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Kelly Kotzer, a Registered Psychiatric Nurse and Saskatchewan author of That One Night: A Brain Injury Survival Story, has just published her memoir about a car crash that changed her life nearly 30 years ago. She wrote the book to help others going through trauma realize they aren't alone. She joins Evan now to share her story.
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