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CENTRAL PAIN
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REHAB WEEK AT STANMORE
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APOLOGIES for the long delay in adding anything to this section.  From the outset we wanted all medical and anatomical information on the site to be as accurate as possible, and the last thing we want to do is upload material that is not quite good enough. Please bear with us; it will be worth the wait!
This is a website created for and by adults who have a Trauma Brachial Plexus Injury. (TBPI) The primary purpose of this much needed website is to supply information and support to to adults coping with a TBPI, and to help achieve a better understanding of the impact these injuries may have on the individual, and their family. Everyone is welcome to visit here, whether injured at birth (OBPI) or later in life.

This is, however, a site mainly for adults. Parental guidance is needed for children under 13.
There are links to other sites that contain words and pictures that might be upsetting or cause offence; nothing pornographic, just mainly adult humour. Please avoid these areas if you are easily offended, but you are very welcome if you share the same sense of humour.
For a more in depth introduction click on the heading above.
Disclaimer
This website was put together mainly by people who have a TBPI: We are not medical professionals, nor are we trained counsellors, and can only relate to our own personal experiences of our own unique set of circumstances and injuries. If you have or suspect you have a BPI, it is IMPERATIVE that you contact a medical professional who has experience of treating these injuries as soon as possible.


Brachial plexus; A complex network of nerves, arising from the spinal cord that supplies the arm, hand and part of the shoulder with all movement and feeling.
Clicking on the heading will take you to a page explaining what this area is about. This is a members only area as some of the contents may offend.
All about the people who access and contribute to this site  We have uploaded various profiles and stories from people with a TBPI, also pics of people not letting the injury stop them doing what they want.
NEW TBPI Group contact info.
Links and contacts that are scattered all over the site will be bundled together here 
Tell a friend about this page
Click on the heading to go to the link to the message board. Registration at the messageboard is required to be able to post; it's easy and it's FREE!!
Click the heading to sign the guest book...and tell us what you think of the site..please be gentle!!.
last updated on: 10/5/2012
Want to join the group? Want to be informed of new content on this site....and other BPI related news? Just fill in the on-line form and hit the submit button..it's easy and best of all, it's FREE!!

Thought provoking articles, observations on life with a bpi, and other stuff that just doesn't seem to fit anywhere else including;
What Psychologists should Know About Disability.
OUR FIRST AWARD!
Thanks to Jack the webmaster of InjuredBiker.com.
We did have a link to InjuredBiker but it's not working any more!
Jack, if you're reading this - does the site still exist? If so, where can we find it?
'THE BUNGARM BASH'
aka
TBPI GROUP MEETING AND AGM
August 3th 4th 5th
2012
More details HERE

The TBPI Group is a registered Charity 1100691
How to  Donate  to the Charity...





The website can only be updated by the committee members of the TBPI Group. If you have anything that could be of interest to someone with a TBPI that you would like to see published here please contact one of the committee members (e-mail address in the 'contacts and links' section)  The committee members will make any decision on what information will be published on this site.
Registered Charity No. 1100691
Introduction
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Registration
Guestbook
The Cave
Anatomy
Medical
Contacts & Links
Resources
Raspberries
Community
A page with links to all kinds of information such as DWP benefits, re-training, rehabilitation for work;. tried and tested ways of doing things one-handed and other relevant info.
Wilmer brace info     
Mirror box pictures
Onepaws BORG Arm splint
Yeti's one handed hair tying
and loads of other useful stuff


This page contains articles on various aspects of dealing with a BPI  including
Donate
           ...and how to get hold of a
                'One arm? BAND - IT!'
                   silicon wristband...
          ...and a range of TBPI design
               Iron on T-Shirt transfers
F.A.Q.'s
Click on the heading for some of the most frequently asked questions about TBPI's. The answers are all taken from members on the messageboards.
Most Recent; Vocational re-training at Queen Elizabeth Foundation for Disabled People
Gallery
Here it is at last - the TBPI Group gallery - mostly from previous Squires meetings. Click on the heading to open up the world of reprobates that attend our annual bash. If you've been before you'll know what it's about - if you haven't then take a look at what you've missed so far. Next meeting 3th-5th August 2012
Sponsored Bike Ride
*NEW!*
On 17th June this year three members of the TBPI Group will be setting out from John O'Groats and riding to Lands End to raise awareness and generate support for our Group. For more details click here to download sponsorship forms etc. We also have a £100 prize for our 'Guess the mileage' competition.
Your support is greatly appreciated