The article referenced a traumatic brain injury group that had been set up by a family in the area that experienced this tragic event in their life. Molly quickly forwarded my email to Mike Murray, who also responded immediately. Although the group is geared to families of young traumatic brain-injured people he gave me the name of another organization in the area better suited for the age bracket needed for a friend.
My friend was elated to find out there is a support group in the area that may be able to support her emotional needs in dealing with a TBI patient.
I have to compliment all parties involved with my inquiry - it was resolved in a quick and efficient manner.
Milton
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