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After a traumatic brain injury, former CMO Wendy Lurrie stopped waiting to "get her life back" and started building something new. Rupture: The World of BestGuessistan shares unfiltered conversations about living in the after - when the treatment ends, the diagnosis doesn't resolve, and the systems built for cure and closure don't know what to do with you.

Through conversations with clinicians, survivors, and people rebuilding around what won't heal, we explore what accommodation actually looks like when "getting better" isn't the goal.

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Quote from William C Broderick, MS, MBA, Healthcare Executive: "PANIC with Credentials, the first book to emerge from the world of BestGuessistan, is a masterclass in satirical diagnosis. What looks playful is doing serious analytical work."
Quote from William C Broderick, MS, MBA, Healthcare Executive: "PANIC with Credentials, the first book to emerge from the world of BestGuessistan, is a masterclass in satirical diagnosis. What looks playful is doing serious analytical work."
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