Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter Signs Executive Order On Brain Injury Services, Part 1
From State Bill Colorado (www.statebill.com) GOV. RITTER IMPROVES BRAIN INJURY SERVICES Gov. Bill Ritter today issued an executive order to ...
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Brain Injury Association of Colorado–Outdoor Adventure Program ...
June 1, 2011
Don’t miss this exciting chance for 5 days of fun and adventure! Come stay in our accessible lodge as we spend 5 busy days on a accessible ropes course, hand cycling, and white water rafting, canoeing, fishing, hiking, rock-climbing, and a getting down with a wild dance party!
This camp is custom designed for adults age 18 and above with Traumatic Brain Injuries. All abilities are welcome to apply. For more information about this camp or to get a application please contact Linda Heesch at the Brain Injury Association.
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School pays tribute to Jake Snakenberg Snakenberg Youth Concussion Act. "They allowed us to reopen this whole episode, tragic episode in their lives in order to help pass this piece of legislation," Gavin Attwood, executive director of the Brain Injury Association of Colorado, said. |
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Jantz hopeful for lasting legacy to grow from tragedy The Brain Injury Association of Colorado will be sending information to coaches statewide in the coming months about how to identify symptoms of a concussion. As of January 2012, all coaches of any organized youth athletic activity for children between |
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CONCUSSIONS: Coaches being put to the test It is a minor brain injury that usually doesn't interfere with normal brain function. b. It is a bump or blow to the head that can be prevented by wearing a helmet. c. It is only possible when the individual is knocked unconscious. d. |
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NBA works on plan for concussions Snakenberg, a Colorado high school student, died in 2004 after being hit during a football game. Doctors said his injury was likely compounded by a concussion he suffered in a previous game. / The Associated Press Brian Scalabrine was guarding Dirk |
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High school sports: Law aims to knock out concussions Geoffrey Lauer, executive director of Brain Injury Association of Iowa, lobbied on behalf of the bill. He feels there will be an increase in safety at a negligible cost. “The cost is that of adding one additional page in the sports information packet,” |
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