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Brain Injury Association of Michigan Outlines the Current State of Brain Injury
Date:6/24/2008

h Research and Services Administration-Maternal and Child Health Bureau. The MDCH's TBI Services and Prevention Council, chaired by Michael Dabbs, president of the BIAMI, offers guidance and expertise to the Project, providing recommendations for the use of funding. With the TBI Council's support and guidance, the TBI Grant Project is making great strides in Michigan:

-- The data collection efforts will assist the legislature and state agencies to determine how to more appropriately and cost effectively address the needs of Michigan residents who sustain a TBI.

-- Outreach and support to veterans is being increased.

-- Support and education are being provided to schools and community groups regarding youth sports concussion.

-- The Project actively supports legislation requiring children between four and eight years of age to be restrained in a booster seat while riding in a motor vehicle.

The state of brain injury in Michigan is one of steady progress in the face of incredible odds. The BIAMI and MDCH's TBI Council are fighting diligently to provide the best rehabilitation environment possible to the rising population of TBI survivors, both military and civilian, and to maintain Michigan's superior continuum of care against what can only be described as relentless opposition.

"As that continuum of care is being threatened," said Michael Dabbs, "our level of dedication to the brain injury community we serve here in Michigan has never been greater."

About the Brain Injury Association of Michigan

The Brain Injury Association of Michigan (BIAMI) was founded in 1981 by family members, persons with brain injury and persons in the brain injury profession. At the time, brain injuries were largely misunderstood and services for those affected were hard to find. In the years since its inception, much progress has been made in treating brain injuries, and the BIAMI has expanded its focus to include prevention programs. T
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