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Five Things You Need to Preserve Following a Catastrophic Injury

Trying to catch your bearings after suffering a catastrophic injury isn’t easy. But if you plan on filing a personal

3 Common Procedures That Cause Medical Malpractice-Induced Paralysis

While we all want to feel safe while under a doctor's care, the truth is there are thousands of people

Types of Damages You Can Seek in a Spinal Cord Injury Case

Among all the injuries a person can sustain, a spinal cord injury is one of the most expensive. Usually a

What is “Pain & Suffering” After a Spinal Cord Injury?

Living with a spinal cord injury can be expensive, which is why pain and suffering compensation should always be included

A Primer on the Civil Justice System for People Following a SCI

On average, the typical US citizen isn't fully versed on the details of the US civil justice system. While this

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SCI Health Series: Bone Health

After a spinal cord injury, a lot of health concerns must be looked at, but Read More
SCI Health Series: Preventing Skin Breakdowns

Pressure sores aren’t pretty nor are they fun, but they don’t have to be a Read More
SCI Superstar: Brian Peachey

Brian Peachey, a T10 paraplegic, was living his life his wife and their 3 kids Read More
Survey – The Air Carriers Access Amendments Act Needs Your Help!

Senator Tammy Baldwin from Wisconsin is championing air travel rights for people with disabilities by recently Read More
SCI Health Series: Quadriplegic Weight Loss Options

Being in top physical form feels great, but after paralysis, that can seem like a Read More
Mobility Makeover Wheelchair Accessible Van Giveaway

The United Spinal Association has partnered with the NMEDA (National Mobility Equipment Dealers Association) to award one of their Read More
SPINALpedia’s Wheelchair Cooking Video Contest: The Entries

We are excited for our first Wheelchair Cooking Video Contest! Below are all of the Read More
Newly-Injured Blog Series: Adjusting to the Shock of a SCI

The shock you feel when you’re told, “I’m sorry, but you have a spinal cord Read More
SCI Spotlight: Sophia Sanford

A supporter of SPINALpedia, Sophia Sanford of Georgia exudes positivity. Sophia was born with spina Read More
Adaptive Flying: Freedom at It’s Best

Purdue instructor talks flight details with Able Flight student Melissa Allensworth prior to take-off. When Read More

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