Disabled Doctors: Healing the Medical Model?
Wheelchair users are making it through medical school and rolling into emergency rooms, operating rooms and private practices with greater frequency.
Wheelchair users are making it through medical school and rolling into emergency rooms, operating rooms and private practices with greater frequency.
Six months of bed confinement led to shoulder problems and loss of strength that robbed me of my ability to transfer into my minivan.
How Responsible is a Caregiver for the Choices of His Employer?
An affordable path to home ownership.
Mark E. Smith, whose writing and upbeat personality brought joy and enlightenment to so many in the disability and mainstream communities, passed away Sunday, Nov. 25.
What if a wheelchair existed that could be propelled by pulling back on the rims instead of pushing forward?
Investigating the underlying causes of the worst chronic wounds and what you can do to heal when bedrest isn’t enough.
Surviving major surgery — or anything, really — is easier with hope and gratefulness.
“Don’t Worry, He Won’t Get Far on Foot” is well worth seeing.
Excerpts from three of Tim Gilmer's many profiles of well-known wheelers.