Hello! My name is Abby Theisen. The purpose of this blog is share my story. After a car accident in 2010, I became a quadriplegic. My goal is to spread positivity and hope to others. Feel free to share any of my blogs on social media.

Since 2001 Ability Needs has been the country’s most informative, best distributed disability magazine for the less able and their carers made available within special needs groups, nursing homes and NHS Trusts throughout the United Kingdom in addition to being distributed to disabled people and NHS and Social Services Occupational Therapists free of charge through our extensive mobility mailing information.

Ability Today is the UK’s premier source for disability news, products, services and organizations, be that local, national or international.

Ability Tools is dedicated to expanding the accessibility of tools, resources and technology that will help increase independence, improve personal productivity and enhance the quality of life for all Californians.

We're a family channel of five full time RVing across America, and we don't let a disability get in the way of all the fun things in life!

Learn about accessible hunting, fishing, camping, outdoor recreations, and more.

A rapidly expanding website, run by wheelchair users, which aims to become the biggest single portal for finding anything and everything accessible - for wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility.

We are a media & product development company on a mission to increase freedom for wheelchair users and the adaptive community.

Taking the "dis" outa disability! Dedicated to adaptive skiing.

I am a Christian who loves living a life for God, a mommy to six amazing and beautiful children and I am an incomplete quadriplegic. No, that isn’t a disease – it means that I am paralyzed and it affects my arms and my legs. You can read “My Story” and find out more about all of that!

Multi Gold Medal winning wheelchair racer.

Handcycle competitor. Downhill racer.

Influencer

Anya's vlog of her life.

Paralyzed since I was 18 years old, I have spent much of the last 30 years thinking about the reasons why the social life of crippled people is so different from those who ambulate on two feet. After reading about the so called Ashley Treatment I decided it was time to write a book about my life as a crippled man.

I’m a writer and blogger from Minnesota. I have a C5-6 incomplete spinal cord injury from a diving accident in 1993 and I’ve been blogging and sharing life with a spinal cord injury, dating with a disability advice and adaptive fashion tips.

A Wheelie different perspective of tales from the wheelchair updated regularly.

BRAVE has become my mantra for everything from going to the grocery store, healing through kidney failure, and persuing my most challenging projects. It means Showin' up for whatever life has to offer today, even if I darn well don't feel like it.

I was injured in a car accident in 2005 and was left paralyzed from the bellybutton down. I’m originally from Florida but I moved to Texas 4 years ago where I teach middle school science and coach girls volleyball and basketball.

This will just be a fun place I share stories of my life and the life of others. It is my goal to inspire others and let anyone who may be in a low point in life no matter what your struggles are there is always the possibility of a better, happier, more fulfilling life.

C4 quad doing my thing, sharing my experiences and challenges!

China vlogs about her life as a quadriplegic.

Hall of Fame Paralympic athlete, Chris Waddell interviews people, who had been dropped into a situation that forced them to confront everything they'd thought to be true.

Outdoor Addict relearning how to do things I love again. Looking to inspire and share with others with disabilities.

Welcome to More Than Walking's Community Resource Map! We provide links, descriptions, and geographic locations to a wide variety of crowd sourced disability resources.

SCI Care - The art and science of managing therapies, routines, medication, supplies, equipment and everything else needed to maintain the person with spinal cord injury or disease in top health. CareCure has over 70 forums where we discuss everything from Life to Legislation & Advocacy, from Sports and Travel to Pain, from Computers to Politics.

Podcast to unite and empower the international spinal cord injury community to cure paralysis through advocacy, education, and support for research. Get Educated and Get Involved.

DISABILITY TRADING ZONE is store that allows its members to Buy, Sell or Trade their items that make lives easier.

Hi, I’m Daniela, affectionately called Dani. 🙂 I live in rural Virginia with my husband, Rudy, and our twins. As a disabled woman, I hope this website will be a place where I can share not only my personal journey as it relates to being a wheelchair user and mother, but other voices of the disability community as well.

Occupational Therapist

Here to show the world my opinion on music, tv shows, movies, and to give insight on being in a wheelchair. Hope you enjoy!!!!

Hey guys I’m Emmielynn! Since my car accident in 2011 that left me quadriplegic, I’ve wanted to find a way to express myself while teaching others about my disability. I decided to start a YouTube channel with putting my story out there with the hopes of raising awareness of spinal cord injuries.

This channel is a place to share all the information I wish I had when I was first paralyzed. It's for anyone just starting their journey with a disability, anyone living with disability that just wants to feel like they're not alone...or for anyone who is interested in what it's like to live life in a wheelchair. My goal is to help people in wheelchairs live HEALTHIER, be HAPPIER, and feel AWESOME about themselves!

Reflections about my life and thoughts about the things I have learned that have helped me understand the difference between what we expect from our lives and how we ultimately live them.

Motivational podcast about resiliency, facing adversity, and moving FOWARD through anything in life.

This group exists to allow peer-to-peer and mentor support for people with disabilities working in or interested in fabrication, woodworking, and product design.

I believe in sharing stories.
I hope to inspire and motivate others by sharing my thoughts and dreams.

Follow the life of a quadriplegic father and his son as they expose there life to the world to demonstrate the high's and low's of a spinal cord injury family.

As a 21-year-old college student, I felt as if I was on top of the world. November 20, 2009 marked the day I broke my neck and became paralyzed below my shoulders.

After sustaining my Spinal Cord Injury in March 2015, life has changed a lot for me. There are also some things that will never change for me. I love my family, my kids and my life.

Welcome to my crazy freewheeling life! Join with me, navigating from a wheelchair (blame troublesome Lupus for that), to explore the complex world of chronic illness, paraplegia and medicine.

My name is Garrison Redd I am from Brooklyn, New York. I am the author of “Bobby’s Adventure at A New School” (which highlights the need for inclusivity accessibility and provides representation for children with disabilities). TEDx Speaker, Team USA Para- powerlifter, model, dancer, and most of all an advocate for disabled rights.

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Living that mom, wife and wheelchair life. Sharing life honestly on my blog.

Taking a look at life through the eyes of a wife and mother on wheels.

Imagine the World as One (IWO) Magazine was founded as a means to elevate the disability experience. IWO wants to share this experience with the world through innovative stories, experiences, and interviews.

Inspired is a new and exciting Spinal Cord Injury Support Forum which offers community support and information for those affected by Spinal Cord Injuries, their families and carers.

Follow Jeff Butler, Paralympic silver medalist, as he shares his life lived a little differently, and as he reviews the latest in disability tech.

After spinal cord injury at 16, I learned that wheelchair could take me places I never dared to imagine.

Custom metal fabrication.

Joci Scott is a recent graduate of Ohio State University. In July 2019, she sustained a spinal cord injury as a result of a plane crash. She spent months rehabbing and fighting to walk again. She knew she didn't want to be "the girl from the plane crash" so she created a new identity in her wheelchair, while incorporating things that she loves like performing, spending time outdoors, traveling, and exploring the world with her friends.

These ten videos highlight a move or trick that I find significant in dance.

This page is all about living a fulfilled life despite adversity and challenges. I am here to motivate and inspire you to recognise you are worthy of the best life possible.

Inspirational tutorials to help people with spinal cord injuries get first hand knowledge of how to navigate the real world. Videos about things that people in wheelchairs have to deal with each day. Videos with a positive take on how to not let your situation dictate your life. Vlogs on day to day experiences.

A how-to cooking show hosted by David Robertson, a C6 quadriplegic from Arizona.

My journey via videos, on my way to walk again. Sometimes your life has to be completely shaken up, changed and rearranged to relocate us to the place we are meant to be; it always gets better, have faith.

My journey via videos, on my way to walk again. Sometimes your life has to be completely shaken up, changed and rearranged to relocate us to the place we are meant to be; it always gets better, have faith.

My journey via videos, on my way to walk again. Sometimes your life has to be completely shaken up, changed and rearranged to relocate us to the place we are meant to be; it always gets better, have faith.

I have a passion for sharing my story and helping others with it. I can be funny sometimes too, I promise. There books are fun! I a=have something for everybody.

Aunt, academic, bookworm, scientist, shoe collector, VOCSN Ambassador.

Larry Flynt Publications

SPINALpedia's podcast, Life After Paralysis with Tiffiny Carlson, is the official podcast of SPINALpedia.com, a nonprofit dedicated to helping people with spinal cord injuries.

I have been a wheelchair user for 33 years and I am a Brand Ambassador for Numotion. My life has been happy, productive and fun! I want to share how people in the disability community live their best lives possible everyday! I will interview people with disabilities, occupational therapists, physical therapists, Assistive Technology Professionals, manufacturers of technology for people with mobility impairments and more. Join us for some laughs and some great information about life with a disability!

I have a personal experience of disability being a C4 Quadriplegic since a motor vehicle accident in 1981. I am committed to making life work and ‘getting on with it’.

Live To Roll is here to Educate, Motivate and Empower. I'm dedicated to helping Quadriplegics and anyone with a disability to live happier and more independent lives.

The Live To Walk Again Foundation’s podcast spotlights patients currently living with paralysis, life hacks for paralysis victims, and researchers and doctors who are currently seeking a cure for paralysis.

We are Michael and Dana (Brown) Ritter. We are a Christian married couple. Dana is a TV news professional. Michael is a web developer/"house spouse." Together, we live the title of our blog, "Love Like This Life."

Hello!! Welcome to my channel! My name is Madelynn :)

Providing Wheelchair Strength and Fitness Training Programs

mobileWOMEN.org is the creation of women in wheelchairs who were having difficulty finding answers to their questions about health, fashion, and other topics.

Mobility Management is the only industry publication written especially for mobility and rehab suppliers and clinicians.

The complex rehab technology (CRT) industry includes seating and mobility clinicians and providers, funding and policy specialists, rehab engineers, manufacturers and, of course, consumers and their families. Join Editor Laurie Watanabe as these stakeholders share their insights, predictions and hopes for CRT. Whether you design, manufacture, recommend, build, fit, service or fund seating and mobility, our podcasts offer personal perspectives from CRT’s front lines.

Click on the links organized by peer mentor location and injury category to watch peer mentor introductions & demonstrations.

Formerly Disabled Sports USA and Adaptive Sports USA. Since 1956, we use the power of sports to push what's possible for people with disabilities. Join the movement.

Hey there, I’m Samantha Schroth, a Wisconsin native, sheep-fanatic, and lover of life with all the challenges it brings on a daily basis.

Monthly interviews hosted by Teal Sherer.

The magazine for active wheelchair users.

Stefanie Schaffer is on a mission. She is committed to taking the hand that was dealt to her, and creating a positive platform to communicate and inspire others through her story and perseverance.

This channel is to show our journey realizing limitations don't have to limit and to help inspire others to follow their dreams. We are currently renovating our van into our tiny home so we can follow our dream of overcoming limitations to travel & adventure!

Welcome to the SCI Forum podcast series. Our podcasts bring you audio versions of our live SCI Forums, as well as interviews with a variety of people within the SCI community. We will post new episodes monthly. Subscribe on iTunes or your favorite podcasting app.

Learn the correct technique for navigating curbs, bumpy terrain, ramps, potholes, and tight spaces in your manual wheelchair from these short videos.

To promote an Off Road Hand Cycling (ORHC) forum for event notification, event results, and general information. A central location to read about and post any ORHC action!

PUSHLiving is a publisher, retailer, digital image library, travel operator, educator/trainer, business/marketing expert, and professional speaker service.

Podcasts from inspirational people in the disability community.

My name is Kris Gulden, and I am a high school teacher. A retired police officer. A sister, a daughter, an aunt. A cousin, a niece, a friend. A scuba diver. A paraplegic.

We are Craig and Claire an interabled couple rediscovering our love for travel after a cycling accident that left Craig paralyzed from the chest down and reliant on a wheelchair.

Paralyzed Living, dedicated to anyone living with or curious about life after a spinal cord injury.

American spinal-cord injury and disease mobility lifestyle and resource magazine published monthly by the Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA). Each issue is packed with timely information on spinal-cord injury research, new product reviews, legislation and advocacy information, accessible travel destinations, computer and new technology innovations, car/van adaptations, news for veterans, housing, employment, health care and other issues for wheelchair users and caregivers around the world.

At the RAD Recreation Adapted Society, we believe that sustaining a paralyzing injury doesn't have to mean an end to your active, outdoor lifestyle. An active, independent lifestyle is possible!

I'm an aspiring streamer ready to become one of the best out there and wont stop until I hit the top! Taking Life One Push At A Time!

A social network and support resource for friends, family, and survivors of spinal cord injury.

QuadPodcast is hosted by Bob Ness, a C-6 quadriplegic. The podcast is designed to inform, educate and entertain. Listen and learn about people with spinal cord injuries:

Let’s be honest - our challenges are unique and we are mighty, but few and far between. This is a place for quad babes & ladies to exchange info and life experiences, especially practical adaptations. Judgement-free and inclusive zone. Woman+. By invite only. No devos.

My (Charlie Merritt) attempt to raise awareness for spinal cord injuries.Through sharing my personal experience with others.

Hi Folks, my name is Ali and I would like to welcome you to the “Quirky Quad Diaries.” A b,og on sex, sass, and spinal cord injury adventures.

Social media guru/ Model/ blogger/ author/ public speaker/ advocate for spinal cord injury awareness.

We explore the realm of neurorecovery as it pertains to lifestyle, sensory processing and activity based therapy. Join Bean and Nancy as we dive deeper into the many topics surrounding life with a neurological condition.

The Ramp. It. Up! Podcast is hosted by Rhonel Cinous, a C4 C5 quadriplegic. A Haitian American radio personality and an undeniable and unparalleled SEX symbol, whose career was interrupted by his injury. Ramp It Up is meant to educate and entertain through real-life accounts of injuries, illnesses, success stories, and unbelievable antics.

Ramps.org is here to help you decide what type of wheelchair ramp is right for your specific situation. We can help you by answering some basic ramp questions.