What if the worst pain of your life was dismissed as nothing serious?

In this powerful episode of Mind Matters: Navigating Head Injuries and Concussions, legal nurse consultant Kiley Como sits down with brain aneurysm and concussion survivor Kim Jutus. At just 35 years old, Kim was thriving professionally, financially, and personally—until a sudden ruptured brain aneurysm changed everything.

Kim shares her incredible survival story, the warning signs that were missed, the life-threatening misdiagnosis that nearly cost her everything, and the long road of recovery that followed. Her story is a powerful reminder of the importance of brain injury awareness, self-advocacy, and never ignoring serious neurological symptoms.

Whether you're a survivor, caregiver, healthcare professional, or simply looking to understand the realities of traumatic brain injuries, this conversation is one you won't forget.

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Trevor Turner is sharing his powerful and deeply personal story of survival after what began as a simple headache turned into a life-threatening medical emergency. At a young age, he went from normal life to fighting for his life in an ambulance and spending a month in a coma after suffering two brain bleeds. In this video, Trevor opens up about his journey through intensive rehabilitation, the challenges of brain injury recovery, and how he rebuilt his identity and purpose after trauma. This is a raw and inspiring story of survival, resilience, and hope.

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What does it take to rebuild your life after a severe traumatic brain injury?

In this powerful episode of Mind Matters: Navigating Head Injuries and Concussions, Kiley Como sits down with traumatic brain injury survivor, author, and advocate Jamie Severance. After a devastating car accident during his senior year of high school left him in a months-long coma with a severe diffuse axonal injury, Jamie faced extraordinary challenges including memory loss, impaired executive functioning, speech difficulties, and life-altering disabilities.

Jamie shares his remarkable recovery journey, the realities of living with an invisible disability, how brain injury affects everyday life and employment, and why he turned his experience into advocacy through his memoir, The Hayden Diary: Chasing the Prom from a Hospital Bed.

This conversation offers an honest look at severe TBI recovery, resilience, adaptation, and finding purpose after trauma.

If you or someone you love has experienced a brain injury, this episode is a must-watch.

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In this emotional episode of Mind Matters: Navigating Head Injuries and Concussions, host Kiley Como sits down with traumatic brain injury survivor Tiffany Netter to discuss the life-changing effects her injury continues to have years after the accident. Tiffany shares how she lost much of her short-term and long-term memory, including memories of meeting and marrying her husband, raising her children, and speaking Spanish fluently. She explains the daily challenges of living with seizures, cognitive deficits, vision problems, and overwhelming fatigue.

Tiffany opens up about the difficult reality of relearning basic skills alongside her children, rebuilding relationships with family members she no longer remembers, and adjusting to strict medical limitations that prevent her from driving, cooking, working, or being left alone. She also highlights the critical role her service dog plays in detecting seizures, monitoring medication schedules, and helping keep her safe throughout the day.

The conversation explores the importance of a strong support system, as Tiffany's husband, sister-in-law, and father-in-law have all stepped in to help manage daily responsibilities and caregiving needs. She also discusses the challenges of navigating public misconceptions about service animals and the ongoing need to educate others about invisible disabilities.

Despite the immense obstacles she faces, Tiffany offers an inspiring message of hope, self-advocacy, and perseverance for other brain injury survivors. Her story is a powerful reminder that recovery is not always about returning to who you were before, but learning how to move forward and thrive with the support of those around you.

In this episode of Mind Matters, we're diving into the personal journey of Tiffani Netter, a survivor of traumatic brain injury. Tiffani shares her powerful story of surviving a car accident, the challenges she faced in the aftermath, and the steps she took toward healing. From dealing with memory loss and seizures to the support of a service dog, Tiffani's experience sheds light on the complex reality of living with a brain injury.

00:00:00 Tiffani's Introduction and Initial Accident Details

00:02:19 Emergency Room Experience and Initial Symptoms

00:04:54 Seeking Medical Help and Diagnostic Tests

00:06:45 Living with a Service Dog and Continued Symptoms

00:09:31 Diagnostic Tools and Long-Term Impact

00:13:13 Advocating for Herself and Support System

00:16:53 Conclusion and Final Thoughts

Brain injuries from domestic violence often go unnoticed, leaving survivors to navigate hidden trauma alone. Today, we’re diving deep into the intersection of trauma, domestic violence, and brain injury. If you missed our first discussion, be sure to check it out. We're unpacking the challenges survivors face—from medical misdiagnosis to legal barriers—and what can be done to support them. Let’s get into it.

What if the crash that nearly killed you became the reason you started living with deeper purpose?

In this episode of Mind Matters: Navigating Head Injuries and Concussions, legal nurse consultant Kiley Como continues his powerful conversation with Jeff Marconette Jr, an international speaker, author, and traumatic brain injury survivor.

After surviving a life-changing traumatic brain injury (TBI) at just 17 years old, Jeff transformed his experience into a mission to help others live intentionally and make every second count.

Jeff shares what life after brain injury really looks like — from graduating high school with a walker to becoming a motivational speaker who inspires audiences worldwide. Together, we explore resilience, gratitude, mindset, and the long-term realities of living with a brain injury.

If you or someone you love is navigating life after a concussion or traumatic brain injury, this conversation offers hope, perspective, and practical insight.

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A normal day changed everything.

At just 17 years old, Jeff Marconette Jr's life took a devastating turn when a violent car crash left him with a traumatic brain injury (TBI) and in a coma for two and a half months. Doctors weren’t sure if he would survive—or if he would ever recognize his family again.

In this episode of Mind Matters: Navigating Head Injuries and Concussions, Kiley—legal nurse consultant with Shane Smith Law—sits down with Jeff to hear his powerful story of survival, recovery, and resilience.

From the moment of impact…

to waking up in the ICU…

to rebuilding his life after a traumatic brain injury.

Jeff shares what it was like to relearn basic abilities, overcome the emotional challenges of brain injury recovery, and turn his experience into a mission to inspire others with his message:

“Make Every Second Count.”

If you or someone you love has experienced a TBI, concussion, or serious car accident, Jeff’s story will remind you that recovery is possible—even when the odds seem impossible.

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