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Maybe at your lab, your socials, that kind of thing.
Yeah, I'll look it up and drop that into the show notes for you.
Yeah, absolutely.
I know a lot of people, you know, the Virginia Tech folks are known for their research on helmets, but it's known for its longstanding and impactful work.
No pun intended there, but it's cutting edge work that is changing, not just sports.
I mean, rules changes come about from this type of work, but the way athletes train, the way they recover, right?
That's the beauty of research is when we're not just learning it for the sake of science.
That's cool in and of itself, but when it impacts people's lives and it changes the way people respond and recover, that to me kind of scratches the itch I've always had to serve others.
Yeah.
Well, Sean, I can't thank you enough for joining me today.
It's been a real treat.
I look forward to continuing to follow your work as my listeners can.
You know, as I sit with this conversation, there's a part of me that just keeps coming back to something Sean said, not just about concussion being treatable.
We knew that, but it's about how often we misunderstand what's actually happening in the middle of the struggle.
Because for Sean, it wasn't just an injury.
It was confusion.
It was anxiety.
It was a sense that something wasn't right, but not having the language to explain it.
And I think if we're honest, concussion or not, a lot of us have been there.
Maybe it wasn't a concussion, but it was with something that changed us.