I saw this on the History Channel (or one of those) a long time ago. I can't remember the details and I can't find info on it anywhere. A soldier in (perhaps) the Civil War was impaled through the head with a spike, spear, bayonet or perhaps a pice of debris or something (It was rather large, I remember and pierced his brain). Amazingly he survived the incident, but his personality was changed so dramatically that he became estranged from his friends and family. Has anyone heard this story? What was his name, when did it happen, are there any similar cases like this? This information is rather important to a philosophical/theological debate I've been having with someone, and I don't want to submit information if I'm unsure of it. Thanks!
2007-03-22
11:12:04
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Dan X
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