WifeofdisabledNFLWedgeBuster

Wife of disabled NFL player

[Women of the Retired & Disabled NFL @WomenoftheNFL]

Please repost this. The REALITY is the NFL still is not paying concussion settlements and getting away with it and no one's fighting back right now.
“more than 91% of the class members have received $0 from the [NFL Concussion] settlement.”

[Sheilla Dingus @SheillaDingus]

The needle hasn't moved since yesterday afternoon. Many of you got paid yesterday. If you haven't donated already, please consider pitching in.

[Sheilla Dingus @SheillaDingus]

Thanks to our wonderful donors, our first goal has been achieved, but more money is needed for operating expenses. A tax-deductible donation of any amount is greatly appreciated. Won't you chip in?
To donate:
https://t.co/OZCsMEu91P
For more info:
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[NFLCSFacts @NFLObjectors]

@SheillaDingus @NFLPA leadership @ReevesMaybin, @CalaisCampbell @AustinEkeler, @THenny43. Need to find some coins in the SOFA at HQ and properly bank this lady. She has spent a decade taking care of business for NFL retirees and family for a decade. De is gone, thankfully. Do the right thing.

[Sheilla Dingus @SheillaDingus]

UPDATE:
We're up to $425 now. Huge thanks to those who donated but we're still a long way from our goal.
Donate: https://t.co/OZCsMEu91P
Info:
https://t.co/uTMuANQ7OW

[Sheilla Dingus @SheillaDingus]

I sent an important newsletter this morning and I'm linking to it here. Please take the time to read it and help if you can. https://t.co/uTMuANQ7OW

[WifeofdisabledNFLWedgeBuster @NflWedge]

@jrichlive @Jefferies So buy the aussies here

[Chris Nowinski, Ph.D. @ChrisNowinski1]

Joe Kapp, late Cal and NFL quarterback, had advanced #CTE.

If you or a loved one is concerned about CTE, reach out to ⁦@ConcussionLF⁩ at https://t.co/WuWnLGLpob https://t.co/bshgyIm8fp

[Brian Burnsed @brianburnsed]

We've grown accustomed to unsettling headlines about NFL players dying too soon. How, though, are their peers affected by that grim news? Some, understandably, fret. Others seek to help one another navigate the resultant grief and worry. Latest for @SInow https://t.co/jyjcVyjMig

[StopCTE.org @StopCTE]

Autopsy shows ex-Jets player Phillip Adams, accused of killing 6, had 'unusually severe' CTE - https://t.co/nckFi82LxG

[WifeofdisabledNFLWedgeBuster @NflWedge]

@BenefitsHuddle "NEUTRAL" AS IN THEIR SALARIES ARE PAID BY THE NFL & THEY WILL BE DISMISSED FROM THE PROGRAM IF THEY APPROVE TO MANY PLAYERS

[WifeofdisabledNFLWedgeBuster @NflWedge]

@BenefitsHuddle "NEUTRAL"...AS IN EXTREMELY BIAS AGAINST PLAYERS

[Chris Nowinski, Ph.D. @ChrisNowinski1]

Therefore, if Kearney's family chooses to later donate his brain, based on our experience, the odds are he'd have CTE.
That is why asking whether CTE contributes to violent acts is a good question. Perhaps it is time to stop shying away from this discussion. What do you think?

[Chris Nowinski, Ph.D. @ChrisNowinski1]

At the UNITE brain bank at BU, more than 91% of NFL & 50% of college football players studied have had #CTE. Families are surprisingly good at diagnosing CTE in their loved one considering less than 1% of the population has CTE & it's only those exposed to repeated head trauma.

[Chris Nowinski, Ph.D. @ChrisNowinski1]

Kearney was on the @nyjets preseason roster in 2004-5. Listed as a WR, but had only 22 catches at Georgia Southern. Appears he was a special teams superstar, with 37 tackles & 12 KOR. Special teams are the most dangerous plays in football for the brain. https://t.co/UFbII7fml8

[Chris Nowinski, Ph.D. @ChrisNowinski1]

With that said, few medical experts (outside of many of those hired by sports organizations) question whether brain injury or brain disease changes behavior & may result in disinhibition, or acting on impulse without regard for future consequences. https://t.co/3DhD9rO9PI

[Chris Nowinski, Ph.D. @ChrisNowinski1]

This issue is difficult to study scientifically because CTE can only be diagnosed accurately after death. People who exhibit abnormal behaviors are more likely to have their brains studied bc families or authorities want insight - creating sampling bias that is hard to quantify

[Chris Nowinski, Ph.D. @ChrisNowinski1]

We've diagnosed CTE in too many former athletes who have become violent & killed others.
When asked whether #CTE can cause violence, it was interesting to see a UPMC's Dr. Julia Kofler say "It certainly could have contributed" (I agree) considering UPMC's history on the issue.

[Chris Nowinski, Ph.D. @ChrisNowinski1]

The @SkyNews piece focused on former college player Noah Green, who had no history of violence before he killed police officer William Evans & was killed. Noah had crashed a car into a barricade at the US Capitol in DC. He was diagnosed with stage 1 #CTE. https://t.co/LCqTsHhUgz