Finding Dory, the long-awaited Disney/Pixar sequel to Finding Nemo (2003), is swimming its way to the top of the box office.

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

Angela, who was recently interviewed for our website, rediscovered a sense of herself she feared was lost after her injury.

A brilliant Thanksgiving essay by Jeff Shannon, a veteran writer on disability issues, and a regular contributor to FacingDisability.com

Everybody loves Halloween and the idea of trick-or-treating – adults included. Children with spinal cord injuries can join in the fun.

Going to college is a major life change for anyone, and it may present an especially daunting challenge for wheelchair users.

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.

“Diving is simply not worth the risk.” It is the fourth leading cause of spinal cord injury for men and the fifth for women

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.

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