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By Thea Flaum

I get angry every time I read a newspaper headline or see a TV news feature that shouts about an “end to paralysis” and a “miraculous recovery!"

You’ve probably heard of the Shepherd Center in Atlanta if you’ve been living with spinal cord injury for a while.

Adaptive sports are more than just games. They play an essential role in the lives of many people with disabilities.

Former Olympic high jumper Jamie Nieto walked his new wife, Shevon Stoddart, down the aisle after a spinal cord injury.

After 19 months in development, FacingDisability.com is proud and relieved to announce that we have just reinvented our website. It has a cleaner

The Shirley Ryan AbilityLab, the new home of the Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago is now open. The state-of the-art facility is a rehabilitation ho

It's called a handhold and it helps individuals with certain types of paralysis pull and then hold themselves up to the table.

Only 20 percent of all spinal cord injuries happen to women. As a result, most treatments are designed for men.

The OrbiTouch Keyless Keyboard is an adapted computer keyboard and mouse that requires no finger or wrist motion to operate.

Beth became a competitive swimmer during her sophomore year in high school. It required flying with a wheelchair to participate in swim meets.