Emergency preparedness for a natural disaster is smart for anyone but it’s extraordinarily important if you’re living with a spinal cord injury.

If your journey through life with a spinal cord injury is just beginning, you’ve got a lot on your plate. My one piece of advice to a newly injured person is to cultivate the courage to pave your own path to recovery and live the life you want.

In this video about using a wheelchair in Dallas, Texas, Aaron checks out the Perot Museum and the Deep Ellum neighborhood before heading to AT&T Stadium.

Unpredictability and unknowns are simply a part of life after spinal cord injury. Although I can’t yet do everything I did before, I’m constantly pushing my limits and discovering new abilities.

I took my spinal cord injury recovery into my own hands the moment I left the hospital. As a result my recovery was completely unlike doctors' expectations.

In this video about using a wheelchair in Houston, Texas, Aaron rolls the Houston Zoo before heading south to the Johnson Space Center.

Read this press release from Wings for Life, a spinal cord injury research foundation, about their newest board member, Aaron Baker.

Extreme temperature swings and difficulty with thermoregulation are common after a spinal cord injury. Here are some tips for staying warm (or cool).

Watch this recorded webinar - Spinal cord injury survivor Aaron Baker and a panel of guest speakers discuss their challenges and how they overcome them.

In this video about using a wheelchair in San Antonio, Texas, Aaron rolls the River Walk and checks out how accessible The Alamo is.