Dating With a Disability in Singapore

Finding a partner to go through life with can be difficult. But once you find the right person, the effort is worth it. Several Singaporeans with disabilities, all wheelchair users, share their experiences with dating. The Singles Scene Theresa is…

A Look at Love and Relationships After SCI

Finding love and lasting relationships post spinal cord injury can be a daunting task – but that doesn’t mean it’s impossible. Wayne is a counselor at Shepherd Center, and he’s worked extensively with people who live with spinal cord injuries…

What to Say to Someone Newly Injured

Oftentimes when a loved one is faced with a life-changing injury or diagnosis, the only thing others can do to offer help is through words. Loving, heartfelt words can be powerful in a scenario like this. But words can also…

6 Tips for Coping with Constant Caregiving

Caregivers’ lives are filled with demands. They must juggle many responsibilities day after day, and this constant barrage can oftentimes leave caregivers feeling frazzled. Harriet is a health and wellness writer, and she is also a caregiver to her husband,…

Quadriplegic Love Story

Love is in the air for Australian couple Perry and Susie. The pair were married in a secret ceremony in 2016 on Susie’s birthday after they dated for two years. Perry is a quadriplegic who sustained a spinal cord injury…

Relationship Changes After Spinal Cord Injury

When a spinal cord injury happens, relationships often change. And sometimes getting through those changes can be a challenge. Nancy Rosenberg, a clinical psychologist at Magee Rehabilitation Hospital talks about the kinds of changes couples often experience in their relationship…

Limited Vocabulary-Unlimited Love

“Today is Okay, Tomorrow we don’t know.” This is the seven-word motto developed by Betty after she experienced a brain aneurism, stroke, and paralysis. Betty’s daughter Martha shares her mother’s journey. Martha and her younger sister became the primary caregivers…

When the Caregiver Needs Care

It’s nearly every caregiver’s worst nightmare: when something happens and the caregiver becomes the one needing care. This is a scenario that David is all too familiar with. David is the caregiver to his wife who is a wheelchair user.…