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ABI/TBI FAQ sheets?
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ABI/TBI FAQ sheets?
by Terri, Dec 14, 1999 12:00AM
Hello.
I work for a non-profit brain injury association, and we're desperately trying to find BI info (and it doesn't *have* to be FAQs, since I already found the ones on the Perspectives Network. Pamphlets from organizations or caregiver info or anything, really, would be lovely as well.) in languages other than English. Any ideas/hints/clues/links, anyone, anywhere? Any and all information will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Terri
I work for a non-profit brain injury association, and we're desperately trying to find BI info (and it doesn't *have* to be FAQs, since I already found the ones on the Perspectives Network. Pamphlets from organizations or caregiver info or anything, really, would be lovely as well.) in languages other than English. Any ideas/hints/clues/links, anyone, anywhere? Any and all information will be greatly appreciated.
Thank you.
Terri
Doctor's Answer
by HFHS MD - RG, Dec 14, 1999 12:00AM
Dear Terri,
Your posting may have better results in the neurology section. However, you can try the American Psychiatric Association @ 888 357-7924 if they may have the materials you need or refer you to the proper agency.
Your posting may have better results in the neurology section. However, you can try the American Psychiatric Association @ 888 357-7924 if they may have the materials you need or refer you to the proper agency.
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