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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

How to Find the Right Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer for Your Case

When you become paralyzed because of a spinal cord injury, the world can become a darker place. Many fall into

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

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

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

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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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