For many of us the beginning of a new year brings about a time of reflection of the accomplishments that we have made over the past year, and what we hope to achieve in the future. With your support and assistance, The Brain Injury Association of Texas achieved many great things in 2000. But any organization is only as strong as its membership. If we want to continue to meet the needs of brain injury survivors, their families, and rehabilitation professionals, it is imperative that we all work together to become a stronger and more cohesive organization.
Help is needed in all areas.
You can do this on a local, state, or national level. Support group participation and leadership, survivor and family information and referral, support, advocacy, and community education and prevention efforts are just some of the components that are needed. We hope to hear from you. There is no well accepted treatment for this problem. After the polysomnogram study at UTMB, the subjects remained in the sleep lab, and were asked to take four naps throughout the day.