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https://goo.gl/2ow1Wb

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https://goo.gl/B2GTLM

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https://goo.gl/1IHSt0

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-https://goo.gl/7WBkDX
- https://goo.gl/6GZLgl
-https://goo.gl/thFbV9

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- He cant drive
- He has to go to physical therapy
- He as to go to occupational therapy
- He cant work
- He needs others help to do simple things

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Chuck also says that he  hears ringing in different pitches and even experiences extreme pain in his ear which is a sign that there may be some damage done to his temporal lobe which is responsible for processing audio information in the brain.
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Chuck suffered from several different kinds of serious symptoms after the blast, each pointing to injuries in different areas of the brain. Chuck says his most serious symptom is the memory loss. This kind of injury means that there is likely some damage to his hippo campus which is the part of the brain responsible for storing memories.
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When Chuck came back to the United States his doctor told his he had bruised his brain causing memory loss and lack of concentration.

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Chuck Clamon was a military Sargent. On his third tour in Iraq he was ambushed while his convoy was leaving an outpost. For the first few hours Chuck did not realize anything was wrong because of his adrenaline from the fire fight. Once on his way back to base headaches started, his ears were ringing, he felt dizzy, and his vision was messed up. He was later taken  on a black hawk helicopter to a combat hospital in Iraq.  About a week later he came back to the United States.

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