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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

Distracted Driving: A Leading Cause of Car Accident Lawsuits

Due to the large amount of people driving on the road in the United States, because of the increasing number

Dissecting Spinal Cord Injury Fault After a Car Accident

It is a phone call a parent never wants to hear. It is seeing your spouse in a hospital bed

Can You Pursue Legal Action After a Slip And Fall Injury?

There are many ways a person can sustain a spinal cord injury. While automobile accidents are the most common way

4 Qualities of a Great Brain Injury Lawyer

Brain injuries are one of the most common injuries that can occur from traumatic injuries. Unfortunately, around two million people

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SCI Superstar: Garrett Greer

There are a lot of ways to make a living after a spinal cord injury Read More
SPINALpedia Executive Director Honored for SCI Research Awareness Work

Paralyzed for 23 years, read about our executive director Tiffiny Carlson’s recent honor from the Morton Read More
W2W Symposium 2016 – Epidural Stimulation Is Where It’s At

Dr. Kendall Lee from the Mayo Clinic speaking. Every year the Unite 2 Fight Paralysis Read More
SPINALpedia Brings Six Paralyzed People to iFLY Loudoun

Last night, Determined2Heal and SPINALpedia attended iFLY Loudoun’s indoor skydiving All Abilities Night. We invited Read More
The History of the Wheelchair

We love this infographic on the history of wheelchairs! So many interesting facts to absorb Read More
SCI Superstar: Jen Goodwin

A lawyer and mom , Jen Goodwin hasn't let her spinal cord injury prevent her Read More
Buying & Selling: Revamping Two Condos for Accessibility Over 10 Years

My first condo in downtown Minneapolis. From the early days of rickety wooden ramps to Read More
Determined2heal Founder Creates Slingshot Golf

Slingshot Golf is an adapted sport for folks of ALL SCI levels. An able-bodied assistant, Read More
Back-to-School with a Spinal Cord Injury? Must Have Tech!

No matter your age, going back to school as a person with a spinal cord Read More
SCI Superstar: Mallory Weggemann

“We all have some kind of disability,” is the mantra of Mallory Weggemann, a US Read More

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