Second Chance to Live and the Brain Injury Association of Canada
Posted by secondchancetolive on July 29, 2009
Hello and welcome back to Second Chance to Live my friends. I am honored by your presence. On Tuesday July 27, 2009 I became aware of an honor given to Second Chance to Live. Because you are my friends, I wanted to share that honor with you.
Upon signing onto Second Chance to Live I discovered that the Brain Injury Association of Canada had made the decision to feature Second Chance to Live on their web site. As you might imagine, I was encouraged by the News.
With my awareness of the news, I look forward to being of service to the Canadians whose lives have been touched by a traumatic / acquired brain injury.
Consequently, please do not hesitate to let me know how I may be of service to you, your staff, your organization and to the individuals / families that you serve by using my Contact Page .
Thank you for your time.
Craig
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