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My friend (he asked me not to use his name) was injured when a box was knocked loose from the top shelf by a co-worker and struck him on the head. While he had all the classic symptoms of a brain injury (loss of memory, no concentration, mood swings, etc.), the company doctors refused to diagnose him properly.

After the lawers got involved with their medical experts, the company finally recognized his injuries for what they were and now he is getting the treatment he needs.

Sometimes all it takes is finding the right help. And these guys know their stuff.

Love them Georgia Peach Pits

OK. More from crackerland:

Harry Potter books attacked, defended

Harry Potter fans, parents and children alike, told a Gwinnett County hearing officer today that the popular children's books should remain in public school libraries despite claims from other parents that the books lure children to witchcraft.

During the hearing, which drew an overflow crowd of about 95 people, seven people criticized the tales of the boy wizard as dangerous. Eleven Potter fans defended the books as modern-day literature that inspires children to read.

"Harry Potter teaches children and adults that witchcraft is OK for children," said Laura Mallory, a Loganville mother of four whose complaint led to the hearing today.

But Lisa Eickholdt, a reading specialist at Freeman's Mill Elementary School, argued the books emphasized universal themes such as friendship, courage and good fighting evil.

Remember, Folks, these are the people that support your president.