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Recovering from Spinal Cord Injury Medical Malpractice

While there are many ways a person can sustain a spinal cord injury, one of the most frustrating situations is

The Timeline for a Personal Injury Claim

After a spinal cord injury, being thrown into the world of the unthinkable can be jolting. If someone or something

Basics of Settling a Spinal Cord Injury Lawsuit

When a spinal cord injury occurs and you are not at fault, there are several avenues you can take. Many

Can You Afford Your Spinal Cord Injury?

No matter the severity of a spinal cord injury, one of the main questions people want to know after their

5 Most Common Spinal Cord Injuries to Spur Legal Action

The severity of a spinal cord injury cannot go unnoticed. Not only does a spinal cord injury commonly result in

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Guest Post: Returning to Graduate School After a Spinal Cord Injury by Chris Barkley

(Chris Barkley is a C4 quadriplegic from Spokane, Washington and is attending Arkansas State University) Read More
10 Get Hired Interview Tips for People with Disabilities

Getting hired as a person with a disability might be easier than it has ever Read More
Arnedo Carbo: The Happy Quadriplegic

Chances are you've seen Arnedo Carbo aka "The Happy Quadriplegic" online if you follow spinal Read More
October is National Disability Employment Awareness Month: 6 Great Career Ideas for Quadriplegics

For some, finding employment after a spinal cord injury is difficult, and for those with Read More
Guest Post: Life as a Quadriplegic by Teodor Bogoevski

(Teodor is a C4 quadriplegic and law university graduate from North Macedonia) My name is Read More
SCI Superstar: Austin Charters

Accidental shootings are unfortunately one of the top causes of spinal cord injuries in the Read More
2021’s Most Exciting Adaptive Technology

While we all await a biological cure for paralysis, technology has been saving the day Read More
Life After Paralysis Episode 37: Newly Injured Melissa Childers Shines a Light on Spinal Strokes

Not being able to move just one of her legs is how Melissa Childers, an Read More
Guest Post: My Spinal Cord Injury and an Open Conversation About Mental Health by Antonia Sinibaldi

(Antonia Sinibaldi, a regular contributor and ambassador for SPINALpedia, is also an author, singer and Read More
2020 Tokyo Paralympics – Highlights So Far

The Tokyo 2020 Paralympics are currently underway, and although they’re ending soon, we wanted to Read More

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