A Positive From A Negative: The Charles Maddock Foundation >Click for full story
Middlesex School Alumni Bulletin, Maria Lindberg, Spring 2009
Though he can remember up to about 15 minutes prior to the accident, Charlie has no memory of the subsequent six weeks of his life—and that may be fortunate. Rushed to Weill Cornell Medical College of New York Presbyterian Hospital, he required a decompressive craniectomy, a procedure in which nearly half of his skull was temporarily removed to accommodate the extreme swelling of his brain.

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Quintessential Style, Jacqueline Valls, Spring 2008
What is truly special about this foundation is that it was founded by someone who has suffered a life threatening experience and survived. CMF is focused on education and innovation looking towards a future where many more lives of TBI victims will be saved and far fewer will suffer from disability.

Alum starts foundation for brain trauma >Click for full story
Brown Daily Herald, Jenna Stark, September 27, 2007,
A month after his graduation, Charlie Maddock '04 was hit by a car and suffered an often-fatal traumatic brain injury. Two years later, in 2006, he founded the Charles Maddock Foundation, a nonprofit foundation that supports patients who have suffered brain trauma.

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