The Site That Breathes

About two weeks ago, my nurse noticed that my left hand was bruised and swollen under and on top of it, along with my ring and pinky finger....

  “To be interested in the changing seasons is a heavier state of mind than to be hopelessly in love with spring.” -George Santayana Cold we...

After sustaining a C-1 C-2 spinal cord injury, I have always had a positive outlook on life despite what happened to me. The idiomatic sayin...

I had an MRI of my left knee a week from Thursday. My orthopedic surgeon video called me with the results a couple days ago. He showed me th...

As September comes near, United Spinal Association is getting ready to mark National Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Month.  Each year, they co...

Whether you’re looking for poems about life to celebrate a loved one or for yourself for inspiration, you’ll find that each one is unique an...

Things have been going great at ABLE. After only seven weeks of intense working out twice a week, I now can sit on the side of the mat unass...

With having a disability, there are many challenges and misconceptions that I’ve come across. Some of the most common are health, accessibil...

This blog post contains my personal answers to five of the most deep, thoughtful and intimate questions regarding being a quadriplegic. If y...

Every person with a disability has different needs in an emergency or matter of fact situation. It’s crucial that each person take stock of ...