I wondered when this was coming to the market and now finally its here! A virtual experience on how we 'see' the world in the acute stages of brain injury. It's a start and should be rolled out to all gp's, neuro experts and all people involved in managing neuro injuries.....pronto!!
thetimes.co.uk/article/vr-s...
Let me know if you're unable to read by clicking on the link, as then I'll cut and paste the whole thang!
Now all we need is a VR headset to remind us how a healthy brain sees the world....again. Instead of an ever so slightly warped, dampened, swimmy impression, and a whole hog of cognitive dysfunctions.
Yaaaay Ive also been founding this stuff 
This looks really interesting, have you got the link to the video, as I can't access the whole article.
No Chelt83, it didn't come with a video unfortunately. Have checked youtube in case but no luck there. Will keep an eye out.
Can't access it either Blue...….😕 xx
Sorry Cat, neither it seems can I. See Ossmh's post below as its connected. xx
Is Anna Ok?
Is that it? Just an animated irritating example of a VR. Just unbelievably annoying to watch. It gives no clue whatsoever how a brain injury feels - I thought technology was more advanced than this.
I have looked into this a bit further. It needs an App called Occulus. You need to open an account (I didn’t have to provide bank details) then the ‘Is Anna Ok?’ program can be downloaded free. However it needs a VR headset to run which I don’t have so can’t see how the full version works. Maybe the techies out there will be able to give a view :0)
The fear
How does technology help you after brain injury? And what would you like it to do?
Omega 3-6-9 to aid the brain
Should neuro fatigue get worse as we age (Mine seems like it does)? 
Struggling
