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Stevie Wonder is still touring and performing today. He can be seen on many platforms of media, including television and the internet. Many people he performed for include Jimmy Fallon and Michelle Obama. His astonishing talent has impacted the world, making a true musical legend that overcame many medical challenges.
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Music helped him through the recovery process by both hearing and playing it.
http://blogs.wsj.com/speakeasy/2013/08/06/the-year-we-almost-lost-stevie-wonder/
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Stevie Wonder: After Fully Recovering (1980s)

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Stevie Wonder: After Fully Recovering (1980s)

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http://www.studiocloud30.com/wp-content/uploads/stevie-wonder.jpg
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On August 6, 1973, Stevie Wonder and his cousin, John Harris, were traveling on Interstate 85 after a show in Greenville, South Carolina and heading toward their Durham, North Carolina show. John Harris was attempting to pass a truck, but instead of passing it, he rear ended it in a high speed collision. This collision had much force, as well as a possible log hitting him on the head, knocked Wonder unconscious and caused much bleeding. He was then rushed to the North Carolina Baptist hospital where he was treated for his injuries.
After the accident, Stevie Wonder himself, his close friends, as well as family, were afraid he would never be able to create music again. He was scared that his musical gift was lost. This accident happened at the peak of his career, so this would be even more devastating for him to not know what he would have been able to accomplish if he had not been in this terrible accident.
http://www.steviewonder.org.uk/bio/life-stories/1973_accident_images/1973Crash-Car.jpg
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http://www.steviewonder.org.uk/bio/life-stories/1973_accident_images/1973Crash-Newspaper.jpg
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Background on Stevie Wonder (Stevland Morris)

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Background on Stevie Wonder (Stevland Morris)

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Wonder was born blind due to his premature birth and too much oxygen in his incubator that furthered the severity.
He was a music prodigy, singing in a church choir at age 4 and self taught himself multiple instruments, such as piano, drums, and harmonica, by age 10. Wonder was discovered and released his first album by the age of 12.
http://networthspy.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/02/stevie-wonder-young.jpg
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Unconsciousness/Coma

Face and much of the body was swollen due to the impact

Not able to fully talk for about 3 days (only able to say short phrases and answer simple questions)

Could not eat solid food--first intravenously, then liquid

Lost sense of smell (permanently) and taste (temporarily)

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Stevie Wonder: Brain Injury from Car Incident

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Stevie Wonder: Brain Injury from Car Incident

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https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/54/Stevie_Wonder_1973.JPG
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http://www.biography.com/people/stevie-wonder-9536078#synopsis
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http://www.steviewonder.org.uk/bio/life-stories/1973_accident.html
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http://www.allmusic.com/artist/stevie-wonder-mn0000622805/biography
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Bled from scalp and forehead--left a scar on right side of forehead

Skull Fracture

Brain Contusion: bruising of the brain (seen in picture)

Coma for 4 days

Recovered in about 1 month

http://ee_ce_img.s3.amazonaws.com/cache/ce_img/media/remote/ce_img/https_ee_channel_images.s3.amazonaws.com/article-figures/13643/article-g02_400_509.jpg

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In August of 1973, Stevie Wonder fell into a coma after getting in a devastating car crash.