Jim Mullen, a City of Chicago police officer paralyzed in the line of duty, has created a business selling his mother's famous applesauce.

Sailing is a sport that everyone does sitting down, and adaptive sailing is not a new sport. New research shows that it has health benefits.

A thoughtful, provocative and honest reflection on his father by Jeff Shannon, a veteran writer and frequent contributor to FacingDisability.com

As you know, navigating the world in a wheelchair means you will inevitably encounter a lot of well-meaning, but annoying behaviors.

Caregivers – can’t live with ‘em, can’t live without ‘em. Disability rights writer, Jeff Shannon, dives into the thorny issue of caregiving

"Concentrate on things your disability doesn’t prevent you doing well, and don’t regret the things you can't" -- says our blogger, Jeff Shannon.

There’s no way to avoid the blunt, honest truth: Paralysis from a spinal cord injury is a great personal tragedy. Words of wisdom from Jeff Shannon.

Jeff Shannon, disability rights writer and FacingDisability.com contributor, argues that the lack of rehab amounts to "criminal neglect."

Arielle was injured at the age of ten, so I have to dig deep to think about how our relationship has changed. She's eighteen now.

Travel is not only possible, but with the right planning and execution, it can be a thoroughly enjoyable, rewarding experience.

The first questions almost everybody asks after a spinal cord injury.