
My Favorite Things I Read, Listened to, Watched, and Did in 2020
The year 2020 will be one for the history books – literally and figuratively. Although I can easily complain about 2020, I’m choosing to find

The year 2020 will be one for the history books – literally and figuratively. Although I can easily complain about 2020, I’m choosing to find

Whether a person is confined due to COVID restrictions or trying to heal a pressure sore while in bed, I often read, “What can I

In this article I will share my opinion on the best gifts for someone with a spinal cord injury. To explain this list, you need

Grief was the last thing on my mind. It had simply been a long day. Physically, emotionally, and mentally I was drained. Life with a

Pararowing, or adaptive rowing, has kept me in good physical – and mental – health during 2020. The first Saturday in October was a perfect

How do you go to the bathroom on an airplane? Well, it takes forethought like everything in life with a spinal cord injury. On shorter

For those of us with spinal cord injuries, our butt is our most valuable asset. With limited or no sensation, pressure sores or red spots

A magnificent mansion, war, politics, and death by spinal cord injury. No, it’s not a Hollywood movie. It’s all part of the accessible tour at
Do you want to workout while using a wheelchair, but not sure where to begin? Watch this video to see how I workout at home

How to get a good night’s sleep with a spinal cord injury A good night’s sleep and spinal cord injury… I’ve heard the horror stories.





A 3-month post-surgery video update on how the BCIR (Barnett Continent Intestinal Reservoir) surgery has given me the ability to independently do my bowel program
Click the link below to watch a video of me demonstrating how I put in my contacts.

For those of us with spinal cord injuries, our butt is our most valuable asset. With limited or no sensation, pressure sores or red spots

What’s the best part of having a spinal cord injury? It’s an easy answer: The friends I’ve made. I met Abby when she was 17
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