Although his body was in remarkably good shape, his brain was badly damaged. When he awoke from a coma two weeks later, he did not recognize his wife or his children or his friends. Who Lost Himself, June Callwood describes Terry Evanshen's slow, difficult struggle to rebuild a sense of who he is. This is a story about the mysteries of the brain and the effects of brain damage on personality and identity, but it's also the story of how someone's spirit can survive even the loss of identity, and how the exceptionally strong love of Evanshen's family helped him through his initial years of frustration and rage. June Callwood has crafted a fascinating and inspiring story.
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