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09/01/2026

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A mother’s grief became a mission to protect other families.

Tiana McCall Wimberley, mother of the late Ray Anthony Lewis III, joins Paul Frase and former co-host Corey Berry for a powerful conversation about CTE, repeated head impacts, youth football, faith, and the legacy her son left behind.

Follow The HeadRush Podcast, then share this episode with a parent, coach, athletic director, trainer, or player who needs to hear it.

Tiana speaks candidly about raising her sons in a football family, what she wishes she had known about repeated head impacts, and how Ray Ray’s CTE diagnosis changed everything. She also explains how the RL3 Foundation is turning unimaginable loss into education, advocacy, community support, and meaningful change.

This isn’t about destroying the game. It’s about giving families the information they need to make informed decisions—and protecting athletes while they still have a lifetime ahead of them.

Watch the full episode on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts.

This previously recorded episode features Corey Berry and was filmed before his departure from The HeadRush Podcast.

Please also support the continued brain-health education, awareness, and outreach of the HeadRush Foundation.

Proudly sponsored by:

Patrick Risha CTE Awareness Foundation — StopCTE.org
Millennium Health Centers — TBIHelpNow.org
Millennium Health Store
Paradise Behavioral Health — BrainWell Program
MC Wellness — Cristal Clark, MA, LPC-S
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Watch our episode here:
https://youtu.be/5rQVdllyMB0

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09/01/2026

09/01/2026

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09/01/2026

What are we teaching our kids to do after a head hit?

Get back in the game?

Or speak up?

When a child takes a hit to the head, the message they receive from the adults around them matters.

If we teach them to hide symptoms, shake it off, or “tough it out,” we may be teaching them to ignore the very signals meant to protect their brain.

Speaking up isn’t weakness.

Protecting your brain is part of being an athlete.

The culture starts with us.

Learn more, explore the research, and help bring brain health to the forefront of youth sports.

Visit StopCTE.org to learn more, access educational resources, and become part of the movement to protect today’s athletes and future generations.

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

09/01/2026

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Brain injury matters before the damage—and matters after.

Educate early. Support . Stand up for those who may no longer be able to fight for themselves

**Brain injury awareness matters before the damage happens — and advocacy matters when families are already living with the consequences.**

👉 **Follow The HeadRush Podcast, then share this post with a parent, coach, former player or family who needs to see it.**

These two conversations show both sides of the fight.

The Patrick Risha CTE Awareness Foundation works to educate parents and communities about repetitive head impacts, concussive sports and the risks that can follow brain trauma.

Then we hear the other side.

Roxanne shares how her former husband entered the NFL concussion settlement process after being diagnosed with traumatic brain injury from repeated head impacts — yet according to her, he was denied and ultimately never received a settlement.

The process wore him down.

That is why this work cannot stop at awareness.

We need education before injuries happen, support for families living through them, and advocacy for people who may no longer be able to effectively advocate for themselves.

🧠 **Support the HeadRush Foundation** and its mission to advance brain-health education, awareness, research and support for individuals and families affected by brain trauma.

Proudly supported by Patrick Risha CTE Awareness Foundation, Millennium Health Centers, Millennium Health Store, Paradise Behavioral Health – Brain Well Program, MC Wellness – Cristal Clark, MA, LPC-S, Ambio Life Sciences and Vielight, Inc. — use code **HEADRUSHVL**.



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NFL Concussion Settlement Player Advocacy Committee HeadRush Foundation, Inc. Concussion & CTE Foundation MC Wellness Live Well. Do Better. Paradise Behavioral Health Millennium Health Products Vielight Inc