A house fire is one of the most terrifying and unpredictable emergencies anyone can experience. But what happens when the person facing that crisis is a traumatic brain injury survivor?

In moments where most people think only about escape, survival, and getting to safety, a brain injury can affect how someone processes danger, priorities, and decision-making under extreme pressure.

Today on Mind Matters, we're joined by Jayme Severance , a traumatic brain injury survivor who previously shared his journey of recovery after suffering a severe diffuse axonal injury.

Years later, Jayme faced another life-changing event — a devastating three-alarm apartment fire. In the middle of chaos, smoke, and danger, his brain responded in ways that reveal the often misunderstood realities of living with a TBI.

From rescuing his mother and searching for his cat, to the unexpected decisions he made inside a burning building, Jayme shares what happened, what he was thinking, and how his brain injury shaped his response during one of the most dangerous moments of his life.

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