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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

Ask These Questions During a Free Consultation with a Lawyer

Sustaining a spinal cord injury is expensive and can change your life forever. Because of this, many people seek legal

Calculating the Value of a Spinal Cord Injury Claim

Spinal cord injuries are some of the most serious injuries that can occur to the human body. Because of the

7 Traits of a Successful Personal Injury Attorney

Hiring a personal injury lawyer in the United States can be a daunting process. With over 1.2 million attorneys in

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

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The Nightmare In the Sky: Real Life Wheelchair-Users Share Their Tales

Another broken/disassembled powerchair arriving at baggage claim. Flying on a commercial flight as a wheelchair Read More
Adaptive Kayaking: Creating an Equal “Paddle Field” for All

C5-6 quadriplegic kayaking with reinforced seat, outriggers, side supports and ActiveHands gloves. Kayaking is one Read More
Adaptive Skydiving: Adrenaline Fueled Fun

Skydiving might sound crazy to some, but for thousands who are paralyzed, it’s one of Read More
Adaptive Sailing: Complete Empowerment on the Open Seas

Seen above: An adaptive tiller extension arm. One of the oldest sports in the world, Read More
#LifeAfterSCI Photo Contest

It begins! Below you’ll find the 9 official entries for our #LifeAfterSCI Photo Contest! To Read More
Adaptive Golf: Accessible Greens for All

Time to hit the links! An ever-popular sport for kids and adults of all ages, Read More
SCI Superstar: Kiesha Mastrodimos

For Kiesha Mastrodimos, the years since her injury have been a cycle of rebirth. After Read More
Adaptive Water Skiing: Adrenaline-Fueled Fun

If you like getting wet, adaptive skiing could be the sport for you. While this Read More
Wheelchair Tennis: The Low-Cost Mixed-Ability Sport

Now that the weather is warming up, we are going to take the next two Read More
The AHCA and Paralysis

We are pleased to publish this guest post on our SPINALpedia blog by the Outreach Read More

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