There are so many wheely awesome things in the world, where to begin? In our Fourth Column, we will be profiling some of the best products for wheelchair users: the solutions, places, and things that … Read the rest
When Love is Not the Answer: How the Dating Coach became the Life Coach Instead
Sure, we all want and need love, and many of us feel unfulfilled and lonely until we find that “one true love” we feel will make our lives complete.
In our last feature with Dr. … Read the rest
PUSH your limits: Photography Brian Walsh
“The only way you’re going to find your limits is if you start pushing them.” PUSHLiving.com
Image by Brain Walsh, Model: Donella Whitacker… Read the rest
Dear Media: Please Stop Saying We Are “Bound to Wheelchairs”
Dear Media: Please Stop Saying We Are “Wheelchair Bound”
How many times do we have to tell you that we are not “wheelchair-bound”? I know you see the letters, the comments on articles, and Facebook groups… Read the rest
The ROLLIN RN Tackles Depression: Its Effects on our Family Members
No series on spinal cord injury would be complete without an article on depression. But there are many articles on depression, pick one, any one, and you can learn the signs and symptoms of depression. … Read the rest
Enrich Your Life by Building a Social Network of Friends, Lovers and Colleagues
Today as I was riding my handcycle, I listened to one of my favorite podcasts “A Better Life” by Rachel Rofe on iTunes (rachelrofe.com) … Read the rest
Handicapped Bathrooms: Use as a Last Resort, unless you Actually Need One!
I went with my boyfriend to Costco yesterday, but before we started shopping I needed to stop by the bathroom. Besides having to use my wheelchair, another condition of my SCI is when I gotta … Read the rest
Learning to Find your Authentic Self Vs. your “False Self”
Most of us present different sides of ourselves depending on the situation. People would generally not make jokes and say curse words at a business meeting, just as they would most likely not show their … Read the rest
Lets Talk Bullies: My Experience, Why They Do It, and How You Can Get Help
Part of you knows they exist outside the walls of a school, but you don’t entirely want to believe it. You’ve heard the stories. Everyday you are hoping to avoid them. Who could I possibly … Read the rest
It May Shock You, but I Roll Around with a Wheelchair and I Love My Life!
So, there is absolutely no denying this…when you are a wheelchair user, you probably have grown used to people asking you some pretty outrageous questions. That, and the ridiculously uncalled for comments. I had almost … Read the rest
Interview with the Dynamic Diva of London Anne Wafula Strike
I was first introduced to Ann through our good friend Scott Rains, who is one of the most important people in the disability rights community, and also one of the most prolific “connectors” of people … Read the rest
My Opinion on: “You’re the Prettiest Person I have EVER Seen in a Wheelchair”
Voices of the Community: Stereotypes… we all deal with it. By Courtney Cirabisi
I know no matter who you are, if you’re walking or rolling, no matter your skin color, no matter your age, where … Read the rest