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Maybe a scan of what the damage was. Clip of her relearning stuff. How expensive was it?

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What kind of damage the bullet left on the brain, and how the brain recovered, along with how Gabby improved.

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A picture of the brain before and after the bullet went through her brain.
How is she alive after a bullet went through her brain at point blank range?

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Since the bullet went through the left hemisphere, parts of her brain function will be severely impaired, while others may remain intact.
I don't know what functions are on what side so I don't know what will be impacted.

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I expect that a lot of functions had to be re learned and extensive damage done to her brain. Parts of her brain could be really messed up and I want to see the healing process in her brain.

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I expect to see how the doctors worked with her on her rehab, and how much time, effort and thought they put into her rehab. My question is why would you want to live after this?

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A scan of her brain before and after. Clips of her relearning tasks. What crucial part of the brain did the bullet miss that kept her alive?

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I expect to see the parts of her brain that were damaged and the effects that lasted as she recovered. I also expect to see a comparison of a normal brain that hasn't been damaged compared to her brain after she completed rehab.

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I expect to see a comparison between her brain before and after she was shot. I also expect to see how she worked through rehab, including things she did well/ poorly at.

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I expect to see in full detail the portions of her brain that were injured and how they healed back over time and what changed in her mind once they had to be re-healed

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I expect to see photos of her brain comparing before and after she was shot. How was your experience in rehab?

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I expect to see that she is really struggling to think and do menial stuff like eating, walking and moving. Did she ever recover to her original state?

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I expect to see that her memory and physical abilities were hindered by the brain injury since that part of the brain seems to control both mental & physical capabilities. Her "muscle memory" was probably impacted since she has to relearn basic functions

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i expect to see before and after pictures of her brain, maybe videos on how her recovery went.

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How much damage was caused by the bullet in her brain? How long did she go through rehab? How did it affect her and her family?

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I wonder how long it took her to gain her speech back? And how tough was it for her and her family

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Less than 10% of people survives brain injuries. If the bullet crossed hemispheres she would have died. After the brain gets damaged, it has to rewire itself.

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less than 10% of people survive a brain injury,
if the bullet crossed hemispheres she would have died
The bullet shattered her skull
speech is in left hemisphere

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Less than 10% survive.
Brain Plasticity- the brain can rewire  itself.
Speech can effect what she says vs what she means.
There are part of the brain that scientist still don't know about.

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How much the bullet damaged her brain and what it is like to recover from that

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*Less than 10% of people with brain injuries don't survive
*If the mid-line of the brain is harmed, it is impossible to survive
*The brain swells when it is injured
*plasticity: the ability of the brain to reconnect when damaged
*Wernicke: ability to understand language
*Broca: ability to speak
*have to relearn language and words
*side of brain controls opposite side of limbs

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- Less than 10% of people never survive brain injuries

- If the bullet would have crossed hemispheres, she would have died

- had to remove part of her skull due to swelling

- Brain plasticity is the way the brain is able to rewire itself

- left side of the brain involves language
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-only 10% of people with brain injuries survive
-brain plasticity is the brains ability to repair and rewire itself
-Broca's region controls the ability to speak
-Wernicke- ability to understand language
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Left side of brain controls right side of body and vice versa.
Brain swelling can lead to parts of the skull being taken out.

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Less than 10% of people with brain injuries survive, and if the bullet had been placed any higher or lower, it could have killed or crippled her. Now the brain has to rewire itself. Music can help the brain be active in multiple areas.

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Brain injuries are very serious, and so quickly anyone could loose every thing they've ever known. Broca is ability to speak

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-less than 10% of people with brain injuries survive
-A lot of swelling can cause brain death, so a piece of her skull was removed to create more space
- Language and the wernicke(allow the abilities to grasp language) and the B section will allow the brain to understand languages
-Word finding is something very common to happen after brain injuries
- Left side of the brain contains the movement in the right and since hers is damaged she can barely move her right leg and arm
- Music is accessed in many parts of the brain besides the language area
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I wonder how she lived from the shot through her head. I expect the process to be rigorous and terrible.

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the brain is so vulnerable that there are so many different outcomes that can happen. Such as death, being paralyzed, trauma, talking problems and many more.

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The precise spot in her brain where she was shot dictated whether she lived or died
Parts of the brain can pick up the tasks of other damaged parts
she still knew words but struggled to find the right ones
her movement on the right side was limited

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less than 10% of people with brain injuries survive, if the bullet had crossed hemispheres she would have died, wernicke-language, broca-speech,

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I'm wondering how different her life becomes after her accident. I expect to see her to struggle a lot but, slowly regain her mobility.

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Not many people (10%) even survive brain injuries. Plasticity is when the brain has to rewire itself. Had the bullet hit her in a slightly different place, she would either be dead, paralyzed, or mute.

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Only 10% of people with brain damage survive.

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-The broca gives the ability to speak.
-Songs can help someone learn English when other parts are damaged
-your right side of your brain controls the left side of your body while the left controls the right

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Only 10% of people shot in the head survive. So sense her left side of her brain was damaged the right side of her body is damaged as well. Broca's area control's language and her wernicke's area.  It takes time to for you to ask question and form sentences again.

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Any higher and she wouldn't be able to speak, any farther right she would have died, and any farther right she wouldn't be able to speak again. She had less than a 10% chance to survive.

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I wonder if she will ever be the same as before

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I wonder if she will be able to talk again

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where she was shot was so lucky because if moved a little bit anywhere else she would've died

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Her broca controls her speech, her first word was What

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- Her first word was what
- Even after severe damage, the brain can "rebound" with therapy
- Broca controls speech
- She had less than a 10% chance of survival

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Full functionality of the brain cannot be restored after it has been damaged. Some memory can be retained but full memory can be retained

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I wonder if she'll be able to fully walk and have full motor function

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I want to learn more about how certain parts of the brain control certain parts of the body.

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I want to learn more about how the brain works and what parts are responsible for daily operation.

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I want to learn more about how the brain controls the different things we do in everyday life.

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I want to learn more about which hemisphere of the brain controls actions/ tasks that need to be done

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Have there every been someone like this before or is this the first? Can she speak more sentences?

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I'd like to more about her recovery and where she is now after the end of the video as it was made awhile ago. It would be interesting to hear about the extent of the brain's plasticity.

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I want to learn more about how she is doing currently. In regards to the brain, I want to know what would happen if the right side of the brain was damaged, and how the rest of the brain reacts to an injury like that.

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I want to know how different she feels after the accident when she has recovered to how she felt before the accident. I also want to know how she has done in Congress

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How easy is it to releard what you had previously learn. Does the brain remember anything at all after an injury like that. Like could she picture herself walking and understand the jjst of what to do when people are talking about it because she has done the action before.

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How the brain affects different bodily functions.

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How often does something bad like this happen

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What is the maximum that is possible for her to recover

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I want to learn more about how the brain is able to recover from that type of trauma. I also want to learn the parts of the brain that is responsible for the different functions we do on a daily basis.

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How long does the brain usually take to heal itself over time? Are there parts of the brain that if damaged if cannot recover?
How long does therapy for brain recovery usually take if not severe?

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I want to learn more about how the brain controls language & memory

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I want to learn more about in the future if she will be able to return back stronger than she was before.

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I would like to learn more about the brain controls her walking ability and why everything from our body to our brain is opposite.

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How did her skull heal? What part controls memory

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-Why is it that our brain controls the opposite side of our body?
-Is it possible for her to make a complete full recovery from this?

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How did the bullet damage her brain? Will she be the same again?

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I want to learn why she was able to remember and sing songs but not fully put sentences together even though she could within songs.

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how would her recovery been different if she was shot in the right side? where is she at in the recovery process now

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Less than 10% of people survive a brain injury

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I want to learn how you can gain back control of what was lost in the brain

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Learn what parts of the brain control what