Living Situations: Moving In With A Friend

Moving into your own apartment is an exciting experience. Finding a roommate that you really connect with only enhances that experience. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0Wntr1Aqd4c Karen and Sharon live in an apartment building with the assistance of Achieve Australia. At first, the two…

How To Make Cupcakes Using One Hand

Ellie Smith has Erbs Palsy. She shares videos on her YouTube channel showing how she accomplishes independent living skills. Ellie likes to bake, she demonstrates how she bakes cupcakes with only using one hand. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=P98XVKrA6WA Recipe Ellie uses the following…

Tips For A Successful Move

“Having experienced what it is like to live in an apartment and a house, I knew I wanted to go back to apartment life. Sure, this lifestyle has its challenges – like possibilities of broken elevators – but it also…

Tips For Modifying A Vehicle

“Driving a car can become a reality for many people who are paralyzed, even people with very limited hand and arm function,” says the Alan T. Foundation. The foundation shares some tips on modifying a vehicle to fit your adaptive…

Cleaning Your Power Wheelchair

Professor Von Heiser, a power wheelchair user, shares some tips on how to clean your power wheelchair. Like he says, “You want (your wheelchair) to last don’t you? And you certainly don’t want people to think that smell is coming…

How To Qualify For Social Security Disability Benefits

Social Security Disability Benefits can be a tricky topic to navigate. Often, one of the first questions people ask is "How do I qualify?" Disability Benefits Help has provided the following content to help make understanding qualification requirements a little easier.…

Nutrition And Weight Post SCI

Weight management is important after sustaining a spinal cord injury. The Shepherd Center provides the following tips for maintaining a healthy weight post-injury. Poor Appetite And Weight Gain “Initially after a spinal cord injury, you may experience a decrease in…