Throughout my life, I’ve had people come up to me and ask me about why I use a wheelchair. When I explain that I have cerebral palsy, the response is often, “I’m sorry, that sucks. I could never live like that.” I am always confused by the responses ...
Read MoreLet me start off by saying I understand and respect the terminology that other people use and prefer. These are just my own thoughts on the terminology from a personal standpoint. I have had cerebral palsy my entire life. In my case, this means that...
Read MoreBeing a big-time collegiate and professional athlete requires rigorous mental strength. But, after my devastating accident in 2010, my mental toughness has never been tested more. Not only was I learning to adjust to a totally different life after ...
Read MoreYoga has been a way of exercise and relaxation in many cultures for a while now. It is a group of physical, mental and spiritual practices or disciplines that originated in ancient India. The modern practices of yoga as an exercise and physical activity...
Read MoreSunrise Medical, a developer of mobility products, has created another technological masterpiece. The leading mobility developer has finally revealed to the world its latest creation, the QUICKIE Q700 M SEDEO PRO. The new wheelchair has been designe...
Read MoreMartial arts was my first love. Being born with CP and the fact that doctors told my parents that I’d never be able to do much on my own, it was my way of feeling somewhat normal—whatever that actually means. In elementary school, I couldn’t wait to ...
Read MoreIn a normal family home, it is not very easy for people with disabilities to move around. In light of this, Wheel Pad, a company based in Wilmington, Vermont has developed a tiny house that offers a wheelchair-friendly bathroom and bedroom on wheels ...
Read MoreFounded in 1997, the RAWWD (Rehabilitation Aids Workshop by Women with Disability) continues to support a large number of people who use supporting devices for carrying out daily tasks or are with prosthetics. Touted as one of India's largest NGOs, RAWWD...
Read MoreBack in 18th-century France, bathing was considered impractical. So, they came up with an invention that is changing the lives of people, even today, although then it was merely a convenience. But first bidets didn't look like the ones we use today. ...
Read MoreThere have been some worrying developments in the UK lately regarding cuts to state benefits (welfare payments) for those with physical health issues. People with disabilities who are unable to work are now seemingly being harassed and penalised for ...
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