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What is an Acute Spinal Injury and what causes it
Your spine is made of many bones called vertebrae. Your spinal cord runs downward through a canal in the center of these bones. The spinal cord is a bundle of nerves that carries messages between the brain and the rest of the body for movement and sensation. Acute spinal cord injury (SCI) is due […]
Breaking the Stigma Around Spinal Injuries and Disability
Many people living with spinal injuries face challenges that extend far beyond their physical condition. Social stigma, misconceptions and discrimination often become barriers to education, employment and community participation. Some people assume that individuals with spinal injuries can no longer contribute meaningfully to society. Others believe that disability means dependence and inability. These assumptions are […]
Living Independently After a Spinal Injury: What Independence Really Means
Independence after a spinal injury does not necessarily mean doing everything alone. Instead, it means having choices, control and the opportunity to participate fully in life. Independent living is about making decisions, accessing opportunities and having the support needed to pursue education, employment and social participation. Many people living with spinal injuries continue to: • […]
A Spinal Injury Changes Life, But It Does Not End It
For many people, a spinal cord injury happens suddenly and without warning. A road traffic accident, a fall, an illness or another unforeseen event can instantly change the course of life. The transition from being able-bodied to becoming wheelchair-bound or bedridden can be frightening and overwhelming. Survivors often face physical challenges, emotional trauma and uncertainty […]