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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

Structured Settlements After a Spinal Cord Injury

Many times when a personal injury lawsuit is decided in a court of law, the plaintiff will opt for a

How a Spinal Cord Injury Lawyer Helps a Client

One of the hardest things to do after sustaining a spinal cord injury is finding the right spinal cord injury

How Do the Details of My Spinal Cord Injury Accident Affect Legal Help?

It should come as no surprise that the details of your spinal cord injury are extremely important if you decide

Special Needs Trusts: An Overview

After a spinal cord injury, it may be necessary to file a personal injury lawsuit. And if you receive financial

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SCI Superstar: Mariam Pare

They say once an artist, always an artist. For Mariam Pare, who hails from Chicago Read More
‘Trick Your Ride’ Halloween Costume Contest!

Think your wheelchair, crutches or cane keep you from rocking a truly awesome Halloween costume? Read More
How to Play Pool from a Wheelchair

One of the most enjoyable things I learned how to do in rehab was play Read More
SCI Superstar: Matthew Sanford

When Matthew Sanford was 13 years old, his entire life changed. He and his family Read More
Save Thousands with Homemade Disability Equipment

Let’s face it – being paralyzed is expensive. But with a little know how and Read More
SCI Superstar: Kebra Moore

There was never a time in Kebra Moore’s life when she wasn’t entertaining the world Read More
Guest Post: Wheelchair exercise

Being healthy is important! We’re finding others who share their wheelchair exercise tips with SPINALpedia. Read More
Wheelchair Accessible Cruises

There are loads of awesome ways to see the world, but one of the best Read More
SCI Superstar: Drew Bates

For Drew Bates, his injury was all about turning lemons into a sweet, sweet lemonade, Read More
Guest post: Pregnant in a wheelchair

Thank you to Meg Johnson, C-7 quadriplegic, for sharing her blog post about her experience Read More

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