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Worth Carrying

I’ve spent a lot of time over the past twelve years thinking about what it means to be a burden. It’s not a conversation people like to have, especially in the disability community. Most of us have heard the same reassuring words from the people who love us: “You’re not a burden.” My parents have […]

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9 Assistive Products to Support Quadriplegic Independence

As a quadriplegic, independence means everything. These tools make daily tasks easier, safer, and more empowering. Below are 10 highly-rated Amazon items! 1. RMS Deluxe Sock Aid Summary: Foam-handled sock aid makes dressing effortless for limited mobility users. Ideal for putting on regular socks without bending. Rating: ★★★★½ | Reviews: 39,000+ 👉 Buy on Amazon […]

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7 YEARS

Being a quadriplegic doesn’t make me extraordinary or special. But I think my resilience and fortitude and ability to persevere have always created the momentum that makes me successful in life regardless of circumstance.

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Unbreakable

“You will never feel your body again…” said the neurosurgeon after I was flown from the scene of my accident and awaited my surgery for a cervical spinal cord injury. That was 6 years ago and I can still remember the feeling of frustration not knowing how my life would continue. I realized then something […]

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Military Veteran Restaurant Discounts

■ A&W Root Beer:  Discount varies, simply ask and have a valid military ID with you. ■ Acapulco:  20% off for military personnel in uniform or with valid ID. ■ Applebee’s:  Discount varies per location, simply ask and have a valid military ID with you. ■ Arby’s:  Discount varies per location, simply ask and have […]

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Tips on Parenthood for People With Disabilities

Tips on Parenthood for People With Disabilities Joy and jitters often go hand in hand for people who find out they will soon become parents through birth or adoption. After all, parenting is a costly commitment that lasts a lifetime. Parenthood for people with disabilities, the apprehension may be amplified when they consider the unique […]

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