Vaccines work. Despite what thousands of paid Twitter blue checks might want you to believe, vaccines work. ourworldindata.org/covid-deaths-b…

shoutout to ASL interpreter justina miles for absolutely going off for rihanna’s #SuperbOwl performance

"Well I don't care if you're just thirteen You look too good to be true I just know that you're probably clean There's one lil' thing I got do to you Jailbait you look so good to me" --"Jailbait" by Ted Nugent

So how many #VisiblyDisabled people have we seen in the Superbowl ads so far? I noticed one wheelchair user briefly, but that it. #disabled #stroke

As we enjoy the #Superbowl let's also keep in mind how many of these players are sacrificing their brain health and incurring repeated Traumatic Brain Injuries (#TBI ) with long-term cognitive and emotional disabilities for our entertainment. #disability #PCS #concussion

The #BudLight on hold commercial is nicely done. I like it.

Crown Royal's Thank you, Canada ad was great. It established a clear brand story, educated the audience, and celebrated patriotic pride. Sure, they left out the arm from the space shuttle and ISS, but still. It succeeds where Remy Martin failed.

The local Virginia Mason in Seattle #ASL ad was nice.

And the family in the Amazon ad, after many years, concludes, "You know what? We should get another dog not to train."

Premature electrification? Really?! I...don't get who they're talking too. The tough guy truck customer? Folks worried their friends will mock them if they buy an electric truck? Tying their brand to sexual dysfunction & lack of confidence is juvenile but worse -- ineffective

The WWE ad is not so much an ad for a wrestling show as much as it is for WFH.

Grease meets Scrubs for T-Mobile? I...huh.

"The Gentle Assassin" is how @Astopps described his #Stroke. This week, he tells us how he defeated the assassin and continues to recover. Visit Strokecast.com/AndrewStopps to learn more. strokecast.com/?p=4376

High blood pressure gave June Hawkins a stroke despite her athletic life style. She shares her story of getting care from a remote ski resort and how writing drives her ongoing recovery today at Strokecast.com/June strokecast.com/?p=4420

Look forward to @usatoday network training later today with @microsoft expert Bill Monroe who will share how journalists can use PowerPoint for Instagram content, to record and edit a show with a talk track and more. Awesome series. #Learning

Tawnie The NeuroMermaid survived a week of her brain bleeding. She joins us this week to talk about her #Stroke, being a #Mermaid, and the role of #Cannabis in her recovery. Hear the whole conversation at Strokecast.com/TawnieTheNeuro… strokecast.com/?p=4449

researcher and PhysioTherapist @BrendonHaslam talk about the nature of pain after stroke, what happens neurologically, and the latest research in this episode. Visit Strokecast.com/Pain to learn more strokecast.com/?p=4492

For those interested in learning about post-stroke pain, listen to this great podcast featuring Brendon Haslam and Bill Monroe as part of the great strokecast series prof julie bernhardt, AM, FAHMS Stroke Foundation Emma Gee Professor Tissa Wijeratne OAM MD PhD Noigroup Europe Noigroup Noigroup US strokecast.com/2023/04/17/wha…

Curious about home blood pressure monitors? Carol Lucarelli from OMRON Healthcare US joins us on #Strokecast this week to tell us what we need to know about these life-saving gadgets. Learn more at Strokecast.com/Omron strokecast.com/?p=4529

Interesting comments about Tourette's syndrome, and the basal ganglia on a recent episode of the Brain & Life #podcast. Wonder about overlap with #BasalGanglia #Stroke as both are movement related #Tourettes