Barry writes, “My son Casey is a Traumatic Brain Injury survivor from an auto accident that almost took his life…twice.  Casey spent three months at St. Mary’s Med Center ICU.”  Still in a coma, he was med flown to Shepherd Care in Atlanta where he spent the next three months before being flown back to St. Mary’s.  “Soon after we were told that Casey is being discharged for home!  What? Why? He is in a coma state, but stable.  As loving parents, we were so scared!  We are not doctors, nurses, therapists.  What do we know about caring for a TBI loved one?”

This desperation is felt by every caregiver faced with such a daunting task.  So many questions.  Such uncertainty.  And for many, financial stress. 

Clinics Can Help is there!  Encouraging families to donate their used durable medical equipment and supplies when their loved one no longer needs them, Clinic Can Help recycles them to people who greatly benefit … in peace of mind, in alleviated medical expenses, some of which are not covered by insurance, and in a better quality of life for both patients and caregivers.  CCH helps improve mobility, independence and dignity to Palm Beach County residents who need this vital support.

Barry continues in his letter to CCH founder Owen O’Neill, “Casey is slowly getting better, more aware of his surroundings and responding back to me with eye blinks and thumbs up signs to communicate.  I can’t wait until that day when I can introduce you to Casey and he can shake your hand.”

Phone: 561-640-2995
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