Hi There, I've been a member of the National Spinal Cord Injury Association for more than 10 years. Today, is better than it was just 15 years ago regarding information and resources. Today, with the internet, has create many difference sources and discussions for those seeking information. So where does one begin looking for "Credible Information"? Chances are, you won't find it on a local level, I'm sorry to say. Unless you live in a major area served by one of the many research hospitals like. Kessler Rehab Institute of Chicago (RIC) Shepard Hospital Craig Hospital Rio Rancho Rehab Then there is also the Miami Project in Florida. University of Pitts also has a great program There are so many individual that have established websites, discussion boards, reference centers, blogs and outreach programs. Who is credible and who is not? Today, the consumer can be overwhelmed with info. Again, credible or just personal feelings??? Starting another program might be like trying to re-invent the wheel. Its going to be a lot easier for you as the original pioneers did their work well. Let's begin with just one reference. Jim Lubin and his discussion boards. One of the many is entitled, the [EMAIL PROTECTED] (mailto:[email protected]) . I invite you to visit, subscribe and listen from those who have been there. You will gather some great info to share with others. Best Wishes
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