Being a parent is tough. Being a mother who can’t move her arms and legs seems insurmountable.

Counter Balance VII, a wheelchair dance concert, recently showcased a mixed company of able-bodied dancers with those using wheelchairs.

Spinal cord injuries are now occurring later in life. The average age at injury is now 42.6 years. Here's how one senior couple is coping.

The desire to be a mother is an impulse that begins in childhood for most women. But after spinal cord injury, many women assume it's impossible.

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

As summer approaches, parents worry about trampoline injuries. Their worries are justified.

An article by FacingDisability.com's Executive Producer, Stephanie Lollino, takes a new look at the subject of women and sex after spinal cord injury.

Parents need all the support they can find concerning children with a spinal cord injury (SCI). FacingDisability.com shows how parents cope.

A poem by Jennifer Lane-Landolt, written after her mother became quadriplegic at age 44.

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.

Whether or not they say it out loud: “Will I still be able to have children?” is a common worry for men with new spinal cord injuries.