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We have changed our email newsletter schedule. Due to our publisher's heavy work and school schedule, this volunteer work had to be reduced. However, our email news is ready to be sent to anyone who is interested. Do you want to receive up to date information regarding brain injury issues? Sign up now. Once you sign up, visit our archived newsletters to learn more!
Do you have anything to contribute? We will consider all submissions for publication. Are you a member of a support group? Do you want to post a notice of an upcoming event? Have you stumbled upon some relevant information or interesting websites? Click here to drop us a note or send us your contribution.
Are you interested in helping us produce and distribute our postal newsletter? You can become active in the generation of the local support group news. In-kind contributions are welcome also.
Each postal edition of "Support Lines" also requires copy services, assembling, labeling and postage. If you or your company is interested in helping in any way, please contact John Pistorius at Support Lines Help.
Our electronic version of 'Support Lines' will be arriving in email inboxes soon. If you have any information that you want to have included, click here to get it to us.
What others have said about the B-NEWS, Support Lines
Keep up the great work on your list serve and e-newsletter. I enjoy reading it. - Allan I. Bergman, President & CEO, Brain Injury Association of America
I want you to know that I find your newsletter impressive, comprehensive, visually diverse and exciting. - Deborah Delgado, Pennsylvania Protection and Advocacy, Inc.
Its so good to speak to someone who on the one hand is "uninvolved" and on the other hand is obviously committed to using this brilliant tool to make people feel good and air their views. -Sheila Belcher
I just read essay #9 and I'll repeat it again: You certainly have a way with turning a phrase. When I read I always keep a notebook or index cards handy to write down things that jump off the page with special meaning to me. Always enjoy and am enlightened by your writing. Don't stop. -Bill Shuster
Just wanted to say great newsletter. I am going to include your "Just faking,lazy" portion in my fight for my daughter Kaitlin. Those were her special education teachers words to me . Great job on always helping. -Bobbi Schmidt
Nice job on the newsletter. -Debbie Willig
Thanks John,,,,,,,,,,,, its a great read and inspiration for all. -Keith Pike
You continue to do an excellent job with the BIA support group and newsletter. -Al Condeluci Ph.D., Chief Executive Officer of United Cerebral Palsy of Pittsburgh
I am totally impressed with what you do. I am most impressed with your writings on 'cognitive dissonance' by John Pistorius. This is cutting edge stuff! Thank you and I hope to write more.....
-Skip GoebelExquisitely done!! My friend, John, you never fail to surprise me with your limitless energy, expressed in the correct directions to delight me and our other brain injured friends!!! -Dr. Francis Bruce Marion
Thank you, John. You are to be commended for your strength and fortitude in not only combating your own dilemma but continuing to exert every effort to bring encouragement and enthusiasm to others. -Jeannette Kline
I just wanted to complement you on this letter. I think you did a great job in writing it and the photos you selected , made it even better. -Lena Lowenadler