[…] If you have a brain injury, you may be eligible for certain deductions and credits on your taxes. For a complete list of disability deductions and credit, visit the Government of Canada website. Disability supports deduction Adaptive devices and aids like talking textbooks, job coaching services, and Braille note takers are eligible expenses that […]
[…] different ways to handle it. One example: if they gets stressed because they can’t remember how to complete a task, a checklist can help manage that stress. Visit support groups Many communities have local brain injury associations or support groups with activities and resources for people with brain injury and caregivers. Participating in support […]
[…] brain injury lives with you, they may be eligible for certain deductions and credits on your joint taxes. For a complete list of disability deductions and credit, visit the Government of Canada website. Disability supports deduction Adaptive devices and aids like talking textbooks, job coaching services, and Braille note takers are eligible expenses that […]
[…] our URL/web address is braininjurycanada.ca. It also has a little lock next to it. This little lock means that it is safe and secure for you to visit the website. Website addresses are normally the names of organizations, businesses, or publications, and have text in them that explain what you will find on the […]
[…] our URL/web address is braininjurycanada.ca. It also has a little lock next to it. This little lock means that it is safe and secure for you to visit the website. Website addresses are normally the names of organizations, businesses, or publications, and have text in them that explain what you will find on the […]
[…] . Please note: Most people will not experience all symptoms – but if your friend or family member is experiencing symptoms after a physical injury, they should visit their doctor. Headache/migraine Dizziness and balance problems Nausea Fatigue Sleep disturbance Vision changes Sensitivity to light or noise Ringing in the ears Seizure Problems with smell/taste […]
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