From the department of very good news |Kate Willette - Blog
July 5, 2018
During the first year or so after my husband broke his neck, there was a period of several months where spasticity in his trunk and legs just about... Read More
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From the Department of Very Good News
July 3, 2018
During the first year or so after my husband broke his neck, there was a period of several months where spasticity in his trunk and legs just about... Read More
Epidural Stimulation for Hand Function: It’s What’s New
June 29, 2018
When I’m reading a peer-reviewed research paper, I often find myself translating as I go. Here, for example, is how I deciphered some language from a... Read More
Favorite adaptive baby tools - Blog
June 25, 2018
We have a few sets of friends right now in the world of spinal cord injuries having babies, and we could not be more excited for them to start this... Read More
Defeating fear after a spinal cord injury | Guest Blogger Cindy Kolbe - Blog
June 18, 2018
My battle with anxiety began when our car flipped three times across an Ohio field. At the hospital, a doctor told us our youngest daughter Beth was... Read More
Dream to reality: coastal retreat for people with SCI
June 8, 2018
The chance to refresh, learn and connect in a place purpose-built for people living with a spinal cord injury? Before I made the journey to Sydney,... Read More
Hotels, Hoyer Lifts and Hair Dye
June 4, 2018
I’m certain that traveling with my disabled husband has given me gray hair. In fact, I could probably point out which gray hair I acquired during... Read More
In sickness and health | Guest Blogger Amy Foster - Blog
May 31, 2018
Les and I had 44 days in our new home starting the 2nd half of our lives together before his accident occurred becoming a complete C4 quadriplegic... Read More
The opinions expressed in these blogs are the author's own and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation.