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Totes of Comfort & Hope Program

If you are visiting this page, it is likely that someone you love has suffered a Brain Injury, possibly from a car crash, bicycle or motorcycle crash, pedestrian incident, victim of a crime, a fall, shaken baby, or another cause that came as a result of a blow to the head from an external source. That is what Traumatic Brain Injury or "TBI" is. You should know that your loved one is being treated at one of only 22 Trauma centers in our state. A trauma center is not just a hospital, it is a specially designated facility with very highly trained professionals who know how to care for someone with this type of life threatening injury. You can be assured your loved one is receiving the very best medical care and that the doctors and nurses working there are the very best in their fields and are doing everything possible to provide your loved one with the best possible outcome.

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The “Tote of Comfort & Hope” package being given to you, was lovingly filled and donated by Tracy Porter, the Founder of Mothers For TBI Hope, through donations her organization receives from the public. “The Pay Hope Forward” campaign lets you know that YOU ARE NOT ALONE! Other families, their friends, neighbors, coworkers, and employers who have come before you have generously made tax deductible donations to provide totes to another family just like yours so that no family has to go through this experience without one. More than 90,000 people in Florida suffer a TBI every year. We feel every family should be provided with helpful information about the function of our brains, how they react to injury, and how one moves through the long and sometimes very slow process of emerging from an unconscious state,. It is not like you see in movies! The useful tools and resources will help you understand this process and show you how to move through the days, and weeks ahead.

YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

800-TBI-HOPE (800-824-4673)

This Toll Free number is available to you 24 hours a day, 7 days a week to call anytime. It's ok to not know what to say or what to ask, we can help,we have been there and know what you are going through YOU ARE NOT ALONE!

To learn more about us go to the "About us" page on the navigation bar.