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Survivors, caregivers recognize Brain Injury Awareness Day at the Statehouse
Posted: 03.20.2013 at 6:35 PM
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Survivors and caregivers came out to the Statehouse Wednesday in recognition of Brain Injury Awareness Day.  / Rob Starkey
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COLUMBIA (WACH) - Survivors and caregivers came out to the Statehouse Wednesday in recognition of Brain Injury Awareness Day.

This year's theme: anytime, anywhere, anyone - brain injuries do not discriminate.

"You don't plan to have a brain injury, but once it happens, it consumes your life," said Joyce Davis with the Brain Injury Association of South Carolina. "It's life changing; life altering."

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month.

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