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They say seeing is believing. I thought many things were impossible as a quadriplegic until I saw others do it. Watch these videos on a variety on topics.

Adaptive Sports

Bayada Regatta – A Para-Rowing Event (Video)

Each year Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, hosts the Bayada Regatta, an adaptive rowing – or para-rowing – event. Watch the video below for an introduction to para-rowing and to see video of me rowing at this year’s regatta. For more information on para-rowing, read this BardCare article.

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Recreation

The Courage to Dance (video)

Taking a dance lesson took more courage than any other physical activity I’ve attempted. Yes, I row and play tennis and wheelchair rugby. I’ve tried adaptive rock climbing, sled hockey and downhill skiing. But dancing from my wheelchair has always been off-limits.

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Travel

How I Get on an Airplane with an Aisle Chair

The thought of using an aisle chair to get on or off an airplane can be daunting. But once you’ve used an aisle chair a few times, it’s not so scary. Watch this video to see how I use an aisle chair. And what do I pack? Read my suggestions

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Videos

How I Do a Sliding Board Transfer as a C6-7 Quad

As a C6-7 complete quadriplegic, I learned how to transfer using a sliding board. Watch this video to see how I get in and out of bed. Below is a video demonstration of a sliding board transfer. It’s entirely balance, physics and strength. I have no function below my level

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Articles

My Favorite Things: E-Wand Mini-Blinds Starter Set (Video)

The E-Wand is a device that attaches to your mini-blinds. It allows you to open and close mini-blinds, as well Venecian and horizontal blinds, with the touch of a button. It’s officially on My Favorite Things list! No more living in a cave on sunny days or fumbling with difficult-to-turn

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Videos

Kiss the Wave – Video

My story is in this video below, but that does not mean I’ve figured all this out. I still struggle. At times I despise the words endurance and perseverance. But I can look back and be grateful for the many opportunities I have had as a result of my injury.

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Jenny Smith

After a spinal cord injury at 16, I discovered that a wheelchair could take me places I never dared to imagined.

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