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Brain InjuriesShannon Lester
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Brain Injuries
Jan 1, 2002 Attention Employers: Brain Injured Employees Available So many times, people with brain injuries are qualified for a job. I understand that it's difficult to know how to accommodate these individuals in a way that seems fair to their coworkers, but hopefully, this will help.
Dec 1, 2001 Need some tips on how to make Christmas special this year? You've come to the right place.,Need some tips on how to make Christmas special this year? You've come to the right place.
Nov 1, 2001 Pregnancy and Contraception: A Guide for Women with Epilepsy Reproduction is often affected, when one has epilepsy. Many women find themselves lost, trying to decide whether or not to have children. Understanding the effects of your antiepileptic medication on pregnancy and the role it plays in contraception is your first step to making this crucial, life-altering decision.
Oct 1, 2001 Workfirst, a non-profit organization in Baltimore, MD, works with young adults who have cognitive disabilities in order to help them find work.
Sep 14, 2001 Here's an article to help those who lost friends and loved ones in Tuesday's tragedy.
Sep 1, 2001 You Can Go to College--and Succeed! Many students on college campuses are brain injured. And in many cases, they have difficulty due to limitations. In my article this month, I'm giving you some advice on how to succeed in college. With some dedication and work on your part, you can succeed and even enjoy your career as ...
Aug 1, 2001 Epilepsy affects millions of Americans, many who are brain injured. But what happens when it takes over your life. This month, I'm sharing my story to help you in your fight with epilepsy.
Jul 25, 2001 This week, I'm bringing you a personal story that will hopefully inspire you. The life of a brain injured person is often filled with uncertainty and desperation. But there's always a reason to have hope and dreams. For if you follow those dreams, you'll be rewarded with the taking.
Jul 18, 2001 When Rehabilitation Stops and A New Life Begins Brain injury is the leading cause of permanent disability in children and adolescents, so it's understandable that we need a little guidance when we find ourselves in that situation. Here are just a few suggestions...
Jul 11, 2001 In my 2000 article, "Anoxia can lead to Brain Injury," some basic facts of brain injury and anoxia were explained. In this week's article, I've attempted to dig deeper to explore its causes, contributing factors, and possible treatments.
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Help with TBI Research (3 msgs) Attention Employers: Brain Injured Employees Available (16 msgs) CONGRATULATIONS (2 msgs) A Life Worth Living at Oak Crest Village (6 msgs) Getting into the Spirit (8 msgs) Pregnancy and Contraception: A Guide for Women with Epilepsy (8 msgs) Workfirst Changes Lives (6 msgs) Healing After Tragedy (6 msgs) You Can Go to College--and Succeed! (10 msgs) Epilepsy and Me (9 msgs) |
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