Amanda Burrill – Misdiagnosis in Brain Injury

by Emi Melker | Season 17 | 0 comments

The Neurologic Wellness Podcast

Season 17, Episode 3: Misdiagnosis in Brain Injury

with Amanda Burrill

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Amanda Burrill is a Navy veteran who served as a rescue swimmer and combat systems officer on two tours aboard the USS Dubuque. Amanda shares her story here on how difficult it can be to obtain an accurate diagnosis and treatment of head injury.

Follow Amanda’s story via her Instagram page: www.instagram.com/amandauncharted/

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