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Default Brooksville, florida support group
Hello. I've been on this site mostly reading what others have to say, it takes me

forever to figure out just how to post, so I hope I am posting correctly.

We are forming a local support group for people dealing with TBI. All are

welcome! Location : Brooksville Regional Hospital / Enrichment Center 1st floor

January 21, 2014 / 4:00 - 6:00

For more information : 352-556-5516
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