Crossroads to Brain Injury Recovery, Inc.
Brain Injury Services
of the Shenandoah Valley
Learning To Stay Alive
Shocking Death Of Natasha Richardson Not The Last Word On Brain Injuries
About 5½ years ago, Anne Thomas was entering her workplace when she took a wrong step, fell backward and hit her head.
Thomas, a Harrisonburg resident, was living in Lynchburg at the time and was running late for work. As she hurried into the building, she stepped on a landscaping tie, which gave way and sent her tumbling onto her head.
Brain Injury Survivor Speaks Out
Brain injuries are the leading cause of death and disability in people under the age 45. March is also recognized as Brain Injury Awareness Month in Virginia.
A local survivor shares her story of coping after a severe head injury. Her daily walk is now therapeutic, but for Anne Thomas, it's taken a while to get back to this point.
What our Clients say about us
- “Crossroads has given me peace…allowed me to lean on them.”
- “It is wonderful to have your services available.”
- “All of you are very caring, open and trusting.”
- “Very polite; were able to answer questions as to what I should expect….the organization is very helpful.”
- “I run a support group for survivors of brain injury and do recommend Crossroads to the group.”
- “I was so happy that someone understood my memory problems…and worked with me for a solution. My case manager was a Godsend – to encourage, problem solve and help me understand.
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