<p>Two guys with Aphasia from brain cancer and a stroke decided to leave the couch behind and aggressively pursue LIFE again. So they established a group separate from their support group where they could do extra work to regain their ABCs and words and speech, in general. Oct. 5, 2010, they spoke, for about their fourth time, to a group about technology that helps disabled people overcome deficits, reconnect with people and the world, and regain as much of their lives as possible. The Hangout members were very excited to see various gadgets that many people with brain injury disabilities could also use for therapy, for connections, for lots of stuff. See for yourself in this special program of an hour of the presentation of BRAIN BUDDY. Dan Hogan and Nick Meier bravely venture on, even when it seems like they are playing charades trying to find words. They are members of Brain Buddy, a 501c3 nonprofit seeking greater access to technology that helps. You can email them at dan@brainbuddy.org.</p>