Name: Independence Support Group
Start: 2023-04-04T19:00:00-05:00
End: 2023-04-04T21:00:00-05:00
Location: Old Young School Gym

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The Brain Injury Association of Missouri helps individuals who sustain brain injuries, family caregivers, and professionals who create better futures through medical treatment, rehabilitation services, employment options and community supports. With your help, we can continue this important work.

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BIA-MO Yearly Overview

7,000 persons with brain injury, family members and professionals served
2,500 survivors of brain injury and family members receive support, gain knowledge, enjoy Camp, and know they are not alone
118,000 Missourians are living with a long-term disability due to brain injury
300,000 student athletes have their concussion-risk lowered by sports and school personnel attending training
14,000 people admitted to hospital for stroke in Missouri

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March 31 Brain Injury Fact of the Day

Support Groups, Resource Services, and Family Seminars through the Brain Injury Association of Missouri help survivors and families know they are not alone. Support and education answer questions about brain injury, identify resources within the community, and provide information about farming with [...]

March 30 Brain Injury Fact of the Day

More than 19,000 individuals between the ages of 15 and 24 were hospitalized for brain injury in 2018. Another 21,000 young adults between the ages of 25 and 34 who sustained a brain injury were hospitalized for their injuries. Individuals in these age groups are our future and beginning

March 29 Brain Injury Fact of the Day

Short and long-term effects of brain injury can be blurry vision, poor balance, or constant headaches that interfere with operating your farm or ranch. Brain injury may put you at greater risk for another injury or incident such as a fall, being struck by an object, or chronic pain. Treatment for [...]

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