Re: He lost an arm in Iraq (iamputees.blogspot.com)
Donna Braquet
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Title:
Re: He lost an arm in Iraq (iamputees.blogspot.com)
Creator:
Donna Braquet
Date:
12/13/2004
Text:
Greetings,
I am a librarian, who for a short while worked to establish the library
collection at Georgia Tech in support of their MSPO program. I have since
left, but continue to have an interest in information resources for
prosthetists, orthotists, and amputees. A few month's back, I searched the
Internet and several databases to determine the number of amputees coming
back from Iraq and Afghanistan. At the time, I could not find any
information, so I started a website (blog) to track the news and articles
that mention soldier amputees. Recently, the number is said to be around
200. An article last week stated that 6% of those wounded have
amputations. I hope that you and/or your patients find this resource
useful. Please feel free to forward this to others. To comment or
suggest an article or resource, please contact me at <Email Address Redacted>
<URL Redacted>
Regards,
Donna Braquet, MLIS
PS:
There is a fund for Mr. Loria that is mentioned in The Record article.
Benefit Fund for Robert Loria
Bank of New York
440 route 211 East
Middletown, NY 10940
<URL Redacted>
At 02:08 PM 12/10/2004, you wrote:
> Dear Friends and Colleagues,
> This is not an encouraging story. Does anyone have any ideas on how
>this soldier can be helped?
>Steven Fries, LPO
>He lost an arm in Iraq; the Army wants money
> <URL Redacted>
>
>
I am a librarian, who for a short while worked to establish the library
collection at Georgia Tech in support of their MSPO program. I have since
left, but continue to have an interest in information resources for
prosthetists, orthotists, and amputees. A few month's back, I searched the
Internet and several databases to determine the number of amputees coming
back from Iraq and Afghanistan. At the time, I could not find any
information, so I started a website (blog) to track the news and articles
that mention soldier amputees. Recently, the number is said to be around
200. An article last week stated that 6% of those wounded have
amputations. I hope that you and/or your patients find this resource
useful. Please feel free to forward this to others. To comment or
suggest an article or resource, please contact me at <Email Address Redacted>
<URL Redacted>
Regards,
Donna Braquet, MLIS
PS:
There is a fund for Mr. Loria that is mentioned in The Record article.
Benefit Fund for Robert Loria
Bank of New York
440 route 211 East
Middletown, NY 10940
<URL Redacted>
At 02:08 PM 12/10/2004, you wrote:
> Dear Friends and Colleagues,
> This is not an encouraging story. Does anyone have any ideas on how
>this soldier can be helped?
>Steven Fries, LPO
>He lost an arm in Iraq; the Army wants money
> <URL Redacted>
>
>
Citation
Donna Braquet, “Re: He lost an arm in Iraq (iamputees.blogspot.com),” Digital Resource Foundation for Orthotics and Prosthetics, accessed November 25, 2024, https://library.drfop.org/items/show/224023.
