New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – January 16, 2020
Segway's Egg-Shaped 'Wheelchair.' Our ADA Coverage: The Early Years. You Are Not Alone: My Quadriplegic Employment Journey. What Caregivers Care About. Nutrition: Final Food for Thought.
January 2020
Analysis: The Affordable Care Act is in Trouble …. Maybe
The 5th Circuit Court ruled a cornerstone of the law is "unconstitutional."
What Caregivers Care About
Caregivers share their insights on what makes a caregiving relationship work and last.
Final Food For Thought
I’ve had the pleasure of being the nutrition columnist for New Mobility for the past six years, and now it is time to wish you all a final bon appétit.
Three Molecules And A Mom
This month’s column is about three molecules, a mom, a tenacious father-in-law and a biotech breakthrough with huge possible implications for people with spinal cord injuries.
December 2019
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – December 19, 2019
Refusing to Die: The Chris Dunn Story. Guinness World Record for Most Power Wheelchair Spins in One Minute. How to Compare (and NOT Compare) Your SCI to Others. Reclaiming Your Fashion Sense. Possible Side Effects of Long-Term Spinal Cord Injury.
New Mobility’s Biweekly Newsletter – December 3, 2019
Geek Media Editor Jill Pantozzi: From the Margins to Mainstream. Beyond Campaign Slogans to True Inclusion? Getting a Good Night's Sleep. Better Living Through Vitamins. The Half-Roll: Advice on How Not to Go Kayaking.
How to Compare (and NOT Compare) Your SCI to Others
We can learn so much by finding parallels with people who have similar disabilities, but no two injuries are the same.
Dreaming of a Good Night’s Sleep
Spasms, sleep apnea, pain and positioning are but a few of the many issues standing between wheelchair users and a good night’s sleep.
Possible Side Effects of Long-Term Spinal Cord Injury
I’ve developed numbness and tingling in my fingers that gets worse after pushing up hills. Tests say it may be cervical spinal stenosis. What are the options to treat it?
