Charles Krauthammer, a quadriplegic, who was known as a conservative commentator and writer passed away on June 18, 2018. Nash Jenkins, a writer for TIMES magazine, shares an email that Charles wrote to his father who also sustained a spinal…
Chelsea and her boyfriend James both love going on road trips. James has a spinal cord injury and is a wheelchair user. The couple has an adventurous spirit and tries to go on at least two adventures a year on…
Will Reeve, son of Christopher and Dana Reeve, reflects on a letter he wrote to his 13-year-old self after losing his parents.
“Play is an essential part of child growth and development. It is one of the central ways in which children learn valuable life skills. Through play, children learn all about how to socialize with others, express their creativity and imagination,…
The Alan T. Brown Foundation shares blog entries from clients at different stages in their life post spinal cord injury. One man shares his thoughts on living with a spinal cord injury for thirty-three years. He states that life is…
United Spinal Texas member Earle Powdrell captivated a packed ballroom at the Roll on Capitol Hill congressional awards reception.
United Spinal’s Rolling Revolution took over our nation’s capital for three days in late June for the seventh annual Roll on Capitol Hill.
As an SCI researcher and a person with SCI, Alexander “Sasha” Rabchevsky’s learned his unique position can be an advantage and a source of frustration, but he is dedicated to improving the quality of life of his fellow wheelers.
It is our obligation to the disability community and to our society to remember and strive to fulfill the intent of the ADA throughout the entire year.
Makayla Jones sustained a spinal cord injury at the age of four years old from the result of a car accident. Growing up as a wheelchair user, Makayla found a love for wheelchair basketball. Makayla recalls having a very active…