United Brachial Plexus Network, Inc.

No idea how to contact the TV people except maybe look them up on the internet??? As far as the newspaper goes, just tell them what you want them to know, and nothing else! I guess Joe's the most important person here, my eldest was HORRIFIED that I put her on the internet without asking her permission (only a photo but it makes you see how they have a right to privacy as much as we do, I got told off good, no more public access to pics of my kids until they are old enough to say yes or no....). It's going to be about Joe and Joe's injury, so if he has strong feelings about stuff he DOESN'T want in the article, make sure that they don't put it in, and its often a good idea to ask to see the finished story before publication. The article will not only be a boost to people with tbpi, but to people with other arm affecting conditions too-we all know losing the arm isn't the end of the world but it's nice to spread the word sometimes.
This is great news, not only that he's doing baseball but that he wants to share his story, he must be adjusting so well to one armed life and you should all be very proud of yourselves.Post a link here when it appears if you can. I'd love to see it, and maybe ask Joe if we can link it to the tbpi group site http://tbpiukgroup.homestead.com/index_1.html ....
thanks for sharing :0)

Hell I'm proud of Joe!
I can't throw a nerf.
Onepaw