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Team Ten Eight
Christian Lane
Brendan Hynes: Breech, Breech, Breech
51 minutes Posted Feb 3, 2024 at 8:00 am.
Introduction 11:37 Defining Moment in Military Service20:15 Overcoming Challenges and Seeking Help25:46 Job as an Explosives Technician29:02 Concussive and Sub concussive Traumatic Brain Injuries34:33 Rock Bottom Moment and Seeking Help41:43 Advocacy and Taking Action49:02 Concussion Legacy Foundation and Project Enlist49:59 Embracing Technology and Brain Research50:57 Overlap with Sports and Military/First Responder Brain Injuries51:53 Institutional Challenges and Lack of Action53:16 The Need for More Resources and Support54:06 How to Get Involved and Make a Difference57:42 The Importance of Buddy Checking and Opening Up Discussions59:01 Advice for Those Going Through Similar ExperiencesBrought to you by:Shawn Pinto Mortgage BrokerMortgage consulting services for those who serve. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Thank you for listening! For more Team Ten Eight content, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn!
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SummaryBrendan Hynes, a military veteran and advocate for mental health and brain injury research, shares his journey of resilience and service. He discusses the challenges he faced during his military career, including failures and injuries. Brendan emphasizes the importance of seeking help and the support of loved ones in overcoming mental health issues. He also highlights the need for better understanding and support for brain injuries in the military and first responder communities. Brendan's advocacy work aims to raise awareness and drive change in these areas. This conversation explores the work of the Concussion Legacy Foundation and Project Enlist in addressing sports concussions and brain donation. It also delves into the importance of embracing technology and brain research, as well as the overlap between sports and military/first responder brain injuries. The conversation highlights the institutional challenges and lack of action in addressing these issues and emphasizes the need for more resources and support. It concludes with advice for those going through similar experiences and the importance of buddy checking and opening up discussions.TakeawaysSeeking help and support is crucial in overcoming mental health challenges.Brain injuries, including concussive and sub concussive injuries, are often overlooked and require more research and support.Advocacy and raising awareness are essential for driving change in the military and first responder communities.Resilience and the support of loved ones can help individuals overcome challenges and continue to make a positive impact.Chapters00:00 Introduction 11:37 Defining Moment in Military Service20:15 Overcoming Challenges and Seeking Help25:46 Job as an Explosives Technician29:02 Concussive and Sub concussive Traumatic Brain Injuries34:33 Rock Bottom Moment and Seeking Help41:43 Advocacy and Taking Action49:02 Concussion Legacy Foundation and Project Enlist49:59 Embracing Technology and Brain Research50:57 Overlap with Sports and Military/First Responder Brain Injuries51:53 Institutional Challenges and Lack of Action53:16 The Need for More Resources and Support54:06 How to Get Involved and Make a Difference57:42 The Importance of Buddy Checking and Opening Up Discussions59:01 Advice for Those Going Through Similar ExperiencesBrought to you by:Shawn Pinto - Mortgage BrokerMortgage consulting services for those who serve. Disclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.Thank you for listening! For more Team Ten Eight content, follow us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn!