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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

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

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

A Personal Injury Lawyer Can Be Your Best Medical Advocate

When you’re dealing with a new spinal cord injury and everything a SCI entails, it is easy to think of

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Bring On the Sassy Women in Wheelchairs!

Every year young women in wheelchairs become the next line of fierce disabled ladies, and Read More
SCI Superstar: Bob Coomber

Bob Coomber is one of the most prolific wheelchair hikers in the world. Hiking some Read More
Wheelchair Curling: Inexpensive Universal Fun

If you love hanging out in freezing ice arenas and are a sucker for competition Read More
SCI Superstar: Shannon Chisholm

Bodybuilding is a sport that celebrates the human body, which is why so many people Read More
Enjoying Hot Water: Hot Tub transfers

There’s nothing more enticing then a hot tub waiting for you to dip into. The Read More
SCI Superstar: Anthony Netto

When Anthony Netto was injured in a car accident in 1994; hit by by a Read More
Guest Post: Parenting with a Disability

This guest post on Parenting with a Disability comes from Alicia Reagan! —————- In March of Read More
Wheelchair Art: Turning Your Wheels Into a Paintbrush

Creating art can be quite cathartic, especially if you’ve gone through a traumatic bodily experience Read More
SCI Superstar: Nina Muhonen

Nina Muhonen, a C1-2 vent-dependent quadriplegic from Sweden, may be the most active vent-quadriplegics you’ll Read More
How It’s Done: Horseback Riding with a Spinal Cord Injury

Riding a horse when you can’t walk can feel almost like the real thing. The Read More

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