Andrea Dalzell, Former Ms. Wheelchair New York, to Represent Disability Community
Andrea Dalzell, Ms. Wheelchair New York 2015, will speak with legislators on issues that affect the quality of life for people with spinal cord injuries.
Collegiate Athlete Richard Bagby Rolls For The Cause
United Spinal Association's Roll on Capitol Hill will host Richard Bagby, former collegiate athlete and deputy director of our Virginia chapter.
Harsh Thakkar - Rebuilding Identity
A gunshot left Harsh Thakkar paralyzed and changed the course of his life. Wheelchair basketball helped him get back on track.
Friends & Spinal Cord Injury
Friends & Spinal Cord Injury is an important combination that sometimes may fall by the wayside after discharge from rehab.
Disability Etiquette Putting People First
Disability Etiquette is not about disability. It's about recognizing the person and interacting with that person in an appropriate way.
FDA Approves OCREVUS™ For Relapsing and Primary Progressive MS
OCREVUS demonstrated superior efficacy by reducing relapses per year, slowing the worsening of disability and significantly reducing MRI lesions.
Wheelchair Armrests - What Do They Really Do?
Wheelchair armrests are a taken for granted wheelchair components. Everyone knows what they are but what do they really do for the wheelchair user?
Married Against The Odds
One evening when they were working late in the office of their organisation, the Bandung Independent Living Centre, Indonesian mouthpainter Faisal Rusdi finally confessed his feelings to his childhood crush, Cucu Saidah. He had been keeping his feelings for his…
Pushing To See How Far A Wheelchair Can Take you
Before his spinal injury 14 years ago, Emilio Choo from Singapore didn’t even have a passport. Seeing the world from a wheelchair During a self-imposed gap year before commencing his studies in Computer Engineering at Nanyang Technological University, he set off on…
Wheelchair Lateral Trunk Supports - What Do They Do?
Wheelchair lateral trunk supports are used to increase trunk stability and balance while seated in a wheelchair. And they actually do work!