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Brady says loneliness is biggest challenge after Reagan attempt
Washington press secretary James Brady, recovering from a brain injury, tells The Washington Post he feels deep loneliness and fears about his future. He recalls eight months in the hospital after the March 1981 shooting, thanks wife Sara for support, and notes ongoing therapy and limited movement in his left side. He also comments on John Hinckley Jr. and his own anger as dangers of public attention.
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