The spinal cord injury community is one that you never want to be a part of, but sure are glad are there if and when the injury happens! We promote a positive outlook for those with Spinal Cord Injury for others to share experiences and support one another. We aim to make you feel comfortable and relaxed with a good degree of humor! We hope you’re able to find inspiration and support from these articles written by myself and others in our Spinal Cord Injury Community:
- “Coming To My Senses” – New Documentary Featuring Aaron Baker, Spinal Cord Injury Lifestyle Specialist
- 20 Years With SCI: A Long Road…
- Spinal Cord Injury – Helpful Links and Resources
- Life Beyond Spina Bifida: Meet Kumaka
- Pro-Action Advocacy
- Getting My SPIRIT Back
- Women Who Wheelchair: Changing Beauty and Disability Perceptions
- New Spinal Cord Injury Best Advice: Pave Your Own Path
I have a trip coming up and I am having trouble envisioning how I can safely and hygienically self-catheterize in a typical men’s restroom stall.
As I find some of this information helpful. I see nothing that covers people that are in an electric wheelchair. That are a quadpalegic. I find that kids are more compassions than adults. At my grandsons soccer game a 7 year old came up and ask my son was his leg hurting anymore. He said no. She said Im sorry they had to cut it off but I hope you get to feelig better. That meant a lot to him for his friends wasnt even there for him.q