Being a caregiver for a loved one can be a full-time job. Kristen cares for the needs of both her husband, a quadriplegic, as well as her son who has multiple diagnoses. This Superwoman demonstrates how love overcomes all.  Read More...

I was dumbfounded by the negative comments concerning a picture of a young lady with Multiple Sclerosis on a support page I follow. The picture was posted by her mother and showed her in top form competing in a fitness competition. It had the caption “This is the face of MS.”  Read More...

My son Chance was diagnosed with spina bifida in the fall of 2010. At the time I knew very little about the birth defect. I was 17 weeks pregnant when we learned of his diagnosis. We learned of so many challenges he might face in his lifetime. As doctors shared the news it was tough to think beyond all of the medical terminology.  Read More...

Many people with SCI have experienced loss of relationships after their injury. I’ve learned to be intentional in building my community. But relationships don’t just happen and aren’t built overnight. Here are 7 tips on rebuilding community and relationships after SCI.  Read More...