New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – February 19, 2019
LapStacker Available for Pre-order. Seeking New Confessions. Synchronized Flipping. Sexuality After SCI: Creating a Lasting, Transformative Resource. Inventive Tech. The Fight for Independence.
LapStacker Available for Pre-order. Seeking New Confessions. Synchronized Flipping. Sexuality After SCI: Creating a Lasting, Transformative Resource. Inventive Tech. The Fight for Independence.
Rejected. Frustrated. Ghosted. Finding true love online as a wheelchair user can be a lot more complicated than simply swiping left or right.
Members of United Spinal’s New York City and Hudson Valley Chapters devoted hundreds of hours to planning and starring in a series of videos to educate about sexuality and spinal cord injury.
He was her personal assistant, then her lover, then the man she needed to get away from.
New Swiss Epidural Stimulation Study Advances Functional Recovery. Dating While Disabled. Around the World Flight for Disability Inclusion. DIY Ramps to the Rescue. IZ Adaptive Relaunches. Mobility Tech Gearing up for Prime Time.
Many unhappy couples stay together for the sake of their children, and it can be especially hard to leave a marriage when you have a disability.
A father’s broken leg provided a unique opportunity to spend time together as wheelchair users.
These are the friends I cry with, the ones more acutely aware of what I experience as a woman with a spinal cord injury.
Our meeting was a testament to the power of social media to connect people with similar situations. Though we had never met any of the attendees in person, we weren’t rolling into a group of strangers, but an extended family separated only by distance and length of Facebook friendship.
“Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot” to Hit Theaters this Spring. NYC's Accessible Dispatch Program Expands Citywide. Toyota Flashes Next-gen iBot Preview in Olympic Advertising. My Unintended Journey Into the World of Flap Surgery. Sexual Sustainability After Spinal Cord Injury. Wanted: Wheelchair Footplate Height Hack. How Learning to Shred is Actually a Life Skill.