Our IVF Journey
In this year’s Sex, Wheels & Relationships issue, Kenny Salvini opens up about the long road he and his wife traveled in hopes of having a child together via in vitro fertilization, and he talks with others who’ve been down the same path.
February 2021
Person of the Year: Andrea Dalzell
All Andrea Dalzell ever wanted was to be a hospital nurse. It took a global pandemic to provide that opportunity, but Dalzell fearlessly seized it and blazed a trail for other wheelchair users to follow. For her tenacity, vision and passion, we are honored to introduce Dalzell as our 2020 New Mobility Person of the Year.
January 2021
2021 Consumer Guide: How to Reinvent Yourself
We broke down our annual product listings into seven categories and asked a peer from our community to helm each section. Think of them as guides to the Consumer Guide.
December 2020
Life in 2020
The pandemic refuses to go away, while a host of other issues have flared up to further complicate the craziest and most trying year anyone can remember. Read how wheelchair users across the country are coping and where they see opportunities in the chaos.
November 2020
Losing a Friend and a Caregiver: A COVID-19 Tragedy
A New York City quadriplegic and his longtime caregiver got a firsthand lesson in just how devastating the virus could be.
James Weisman: Making a Career Out of a Passion
Chronicling Weisman’s decades of service to the disability community and his reputation as one of the most passionate advocates.
Nailed It, Failed It and Meh
How Disability is Depicted in Film and on Television
Children’s Book Author Philip Langellotti
Inspired by a passion for environmentalism, Philip Langellotti wrote a children’s book teaching scientific and disability awareness.
Testing Active Hands’ Kitchen Pack Deluxe
As with anything in the life of a quad, it is important to find the right tools and adaptations to be successful.
Directors in Chairs
There aren’t many directors with disabilities in Hollywood, and Jenni Gold is the only wheelchair user that she knows of in the Directors Guild of America.
LUCI Brings Automated Safety Features to Power Wheelchairs
Check out LUCI's sensor-based collision avoidance systems for power wheelchairs.
Smart Wheelchairs: The Future is Now
Slorance’s award-winning innovation is to add smart technologies onto an ultra-lightweight, carbon-fiber frame.
Join Our 75th Anniversary Celebration
United Spinal is excited to kick off a year of events to honor the organization’s 75th anniversary, and we want you to join us.
WheelEEZ Balloon Wheels Navigate Challenging Terrains
To facilitate with outdoor mobility, WheelEEZ developed mobility products to assist with accessing the fun outdoor areas.
Losing Count of the Days
Virtual fitness classes are easily accessible. I happily work out from my living room with people from different parts of the country
NM Live: Andrew Slorance
Interview with innovator Andrew Slorance, winner of the $1 million Toyota Mobility Unlimited Challenge.
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The Three C’s of My First Year of Marriage
"In sickness and in health” in marriage vows needs to be considered more thoughtfully when one partner is disabled.
The Great Sperm Hunt
Studies have shown that only around 10% of men with SCI are able to conceive naturally through intercourse. Thankfully for the other 90% there are a myriad of options.
Double Trouble: The Embryo Transfer Gamble
When people think of in vitro fertilization, they may remember tabloid headlines and reality TV shows about families with whole litters of kids after they chose to implant five or more embryos.
The Cobra Kai Way
In season 3 of the Netflix hit Cobra Kai, everyone’s favorite reformed karate instructor, Johnny Lawrence, shows off his unorthodox approach to rehab
Vaccine Quest
I mistakenly thought figuring out when I’d be able to get a COVID-19 vaccine would be easy.
Who Decides These ‘Best Of’ Lists?
Those conducting the survey don’t ask the most important question in my book, which is how many wheelchair accessible bars there are.
