'Knowing that you're not alone': Program provides tech to people with brain injuries during pandemic
KITCHENER -- A program by the Brain Injury Association Waterloo-Wellington is providing technology to people with brain injuries to support them during the pandemic. "For somebody with a brain injury, you can't see what their struggles are, the fatigue or word-finding difficulties," explained Ashley Tindall, a participant of the Brain Connect program. The Guelph resident was left with a brain injury and a number of other medical issues after a serious crash over two decades ago. However, Tindall says she has been able to find some support and comfort through technology offered through...
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