I grew up all around the world, but home base since I was born has always been the Bahamas. I was a fish in water and you would be hard-pressed to find me … Read the rest
An Insider’s Look Into The Progress of ADAPTIVE SPORTS Within our Communities
During the past month, there have been several National Health and Fitness Expos and conferences held in conjunction with hundreds of colleges and universities in various regions of the country.
Some valuable insight on the … Read the rest
Despair or Delight During the Holidays
There are many holidays throughout the year that involve family, cheer, goodwill, and celebrations. But for many people, these holidays can be a time of increased despair, loneliness, and pain. While the happy become happier, … Read the rest
The Rollin RN Discusses Movember – a Tribute to MEN
Good….now I have caught your attention!
In the past, my articles have routinely been for women, but today it’s for men, especially since it is No Shave November. The discussion for today looks at the … Read the rest
Mom of Four Created a Chemical Free Home and Business She Could Believe In
When I had my… Read the rest
Politicians Determining The Needs Of Disabled Individuals Is Pure Arrogance
As I was waiting on hold to pay a $9,482.06 hospital bill I was opening up my mail to find another bill from my catheter supply company for $1,261.15. My jaw dropped, $1,261.15 to pee … Read the rest
Reviewing A.D.…..one more time.
My Caregiver is Sick: What Happens When the Roles Reverse?
What happens when the “cheerleader” gets ill, that is, your caregiver can’t perform his/her duties due to illness? Difficult question and one I’m certain we have all dealt with at one time or another. I … Read the rest
Healthcare Reform is Critical for People with Disabilities: Wheelchairs are not “Luxuries”
Healthcare should not be as challenging as it is. Patients are often left fending for themselves, getting little direction from anyone. In addition, being willing to use necessary and potentially groundbreaking new products should be … Read the rest
THE ROLLIN RN TACKLES DEPRESSION PART 2
As I promised in my last article, “The Rollin RN Tackles Depression,” I wanted to further our discussion. I felt as if I was only skimming the surface of spinal cord injury and … Read the rest
As a Quadriplegic, I too Have Considered Suicide, Why I Choose to “Live Boldly” Instead
With the movie, “Me Before You” coming out, the topic of assisted suicide seems appropriate. I remember the first time I saw the actual list of Dr. Kevorkian’s patients and their ailments. We … Read the rest
Weight Loss Surgery: One Paraplegic Woman’s Story of How it Changed Her Life
(Update: As of publication, Kaeley is now 75lbs down from December 2015)
Weekly weigh in was today. It’s been three weeks since I had my VSG – Vertical Sleeve Gasterectomy and … Read the rest