like scott. the scan was a surprise. this say normal thing. a ribbon of color where the blood flood occurred. this is scott s brain scain. reduced blood flow. and very something is different. some are thinking you are making it up. how could you make that up? i don t think you could. if you could you wouldn t want to live like this. it is horrific and a lot of instance a living hell. the loss of identity. you didn t know who your kids were. i had no idea what a child was and let alone how a father interacts with a child. i learned how to be a father by the way taylor and my son grant responded to me. for a long time.
like scott. the scan was a surprise. this say normal thing. a ribbon of color where the blood flood occurred. this is scott s brain scain. reduced blood flow. and very something is different. some are thinking you are making it up. how could you make that up? i don t think you could. if you could you wouldn t want to live like this. it is horrific and a lot of instance a living hell. the loss of identity. you didn t know who your kids were. i had no idea what a child was and let alone how a father interacts with a child. i learned how to be a father by the way taylor and my son grant responded to me. for a long time.
never his thing . to see him in pain, probably the hardest thing i had to go through. joanne are you reconstruct being everything for scott his childhood and adolescent and early life as a nfl player. is it a matter of the rebuilding the memory. i tried to give him a time line of major events that as we went along as we were married. his family and parents were alive thankfully and they filled in childhood memoris and things and we started with major events and he would say, oh, sea world fun. we were there and i would go and get pictures and show him with the kids at sea world and reteach him those thingings. did you have motor skill memories . you have to learn that, too. from our understanding that is stored in a different part of the brain.
he had fall nen the men s room and hit his head on the floor. at first he had a concussion and sent him home saying his memory would return. and three years later, it hasn t. scott suffered profound amnesia and one of the most severe cases on record. he forgot everything about the first 46 years of his life. memories that are posed to last. wedding day and birth of his children and playing pro football all gone. scott has spent time since the accident building new memoris and trying to rebuild a relationship with his wife and kids. his struggle is told in my life deleted. they join me now. it is so nice to have you here with this remarkable story. scott, tell us the last thing you remember before waking up.
like scott. the scan was a surprise. this say normal thing. a ribbon of color where the blood flood occurred. this is scott s brain scain. reduced blood flow. and very something is different. some are thinking you are making it up. how could you make that up? i don t think you could. if you could you wouldn t want to live like this. it is horrific and a lot of instance a living hell. the loss of identity. you didn t know who your kids were. i had no idea what a child was and let alone how a father interacts with a child. i learned how to be a father by the way taylor and my son grant responded to me. for a long time. taylor was my parent.