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After the incident, how far have you senses heightened, if at all, to combat the loss of your sight and taste? Also, I'm curious to know how your then-girlfriend, now-wife took the news?

Hey, I am a student at the bottom of the medical ladder in the UK. What was it like to be Chief of Trauma and Emergency Surgery during the period of, and after, the Boston Marathon bombings?

I was reading about this at some point, about how the neural pathways of the brain have sub-conscious on-off switches (not just closing your eyes). For example, when you look are thinking about a particularly hard maths problem, you can experience - and usually you don't notice until you think back over the moment - temporary blindness. This is because you brain is focusing on one particular region. Neurology fascinates me!

How do you feel about doing the film now? Do you feel it was good to show everyone what happened, or do you regret it and wish people would stop noticing you because it and all the feelings that come with it?