Spinal cord injuries are perhaps the most commonly seen catastrophic injury. A spinal cord injury can be the result of a sports accident, an automobile accident, a fall from a height, or can be the result of a violent crime. Spinal cord injuries can also be the result of an injury at birth. Those with paraplegia, quadriplegia and tetraplegia can require a lifelong of specialized care—care that can cost more than most people’s insurance will cover. Traumatic brain injuries can also change a person’s life forever, along with the lives of their loved ones. Traumatic brain injuries, like spinal cord injuries, can be the result of auto accidents—particularly truck accidents, pedestrian accidents, motorcycle accidents, and bicycle accidents. Those with traumatic brain injuries can face a lifetime of cognitive and emotional issues. Many of those with TBI must re-learn how to do the most basic tasks such as getting dressed, walking, reading, or writing. Those with TBI may also have memory loss and severe emotional issues that can be difficult to cope with.