Ron Sasso
Brain injury is considered a silent epedemic. It's the second most prevalent
disability in America, affecting 10 million people (5.3 million from traumatic brain
injury and 4.7 million from stroke). Traumatic brain injury (TBI) is the signature
wound of the Iraq and Afghanistan wars.
People who have a mild traumatic brain injury will look the same and sound the
same---however they are not the same. Subtle cognitive changes can cause
significant problems, impacting work, home life and self-esteem. Cognitive
rehabilitation and counseling are critical components involved for a return to a fully
productive life.
Ron was a long time board member of the Brain Injury Alliance of South Dakota.
Ron has presented at conferences throughout the region on various brain injury
topics. His main area of focus has been the social emotional aspects of brain
injury.
Ron has run nine marathons, including two while wearing a helmet to raise
awareness of brain injury.
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Ron running a marathon with a
helmet to raise awareness of brain
injury and brain injury prevention.
Always wear a helmet when biking, skiing, skating, etc.
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