Making a difference
for those recovering from anoxia, the often overlooked brain injury resulting from oxygen deprivation.
ABOUT ANOXIC BRAIN INJURY ADVOCATES
Our Purpose
Our Priorities
Our Purpose
To provide support, resources and
advocacy for patients and families impacted
by anoxic brain injury.
Our Passion
Our Priorities
Our Purpose
The families responsible for this site
are personally impacted as our loved ones suffered an anoxic brain injury. This isn't just a cause for us - it has become part of our life's mission - we WILL make a difference,
Our Priorities
Our Priorities
Our Priorities
- Get Congress to Count Anoxic Brain Injuries as this is the first step to research and treatment.
- Provide support and encourage anoxic patients and their families by sharing various resources.
take action: Write ➞ Call ➞ Go!
Step 1: Key committees in the House and Senate
Step 1: Key committees in the House and Senate
Step 1: Key committees in the House and Senate
All Members of Congress are critical to our effort. The two committees that are most imperative cover Health, and Appropriations.
Step 1: Please review the lists below and if there is anyone representing your state, contact them and ask them to count anoxic brain injuries. Also, please share this with other friends and family and ask them to write.
Step 2: Search for YOUR Members of Congress
Step 1: Key committees in the House and Senate
Step 1: Key committees in the House and Senate
Please, please ACT:
Step 2: Find your House and Senate members by searching the link below.
Step 3: Use the attached sample letter
or write your own letter to Congress. Briefly share your story.
You may submit your letter online by using the direct link to your Congressional Members as they each have a "Contact" link that allows you to email them. Email arrives much faster than mail!
Your VOICE Matters!
Step 1: Key committees in the House and Senate
Your VOICE Matters!
" Never doubt that a small, committed group of thoughtful citizens can change the world. Indeed, it is the only thing that ever has. " Margaret Mead