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Vicki DeHoff, ICU nurse, is mother to two teens with brain injury and offers info and advice. Speaking on "Teens with Brain Injury" at the 27th Annual Conference of the Brain Injury Association of Colorado last October 2009, DeHoff explains "axonal sheering" and offers comfort to other families dealing with high stress and difficult times.

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<p>Second Coming Church sermon with Pastor Daniel E. Hayes Jr.</p>

<p>Second Coming Church sermon with Pastor Daniel E. Hayes Jr.</p>

<p>Second Coming Church sermon with Pastor Daniel E. Hayes Jr.</p>