When people think about a spinal cord injury, they think about the moment everything changes. They think about the accident. The hospital. Learning how to live a completely different life. What they don’t think about is what happens 30 years later. Because the truth is, a spinal cord injury isn’t a one-time event. It’s something that keeps evolving. And aging with it brings a whole new set of challenges that no one really prepares you for. For a long time, I had things figure

In 2020, I finally made a move I’d been putting off for far too long: I found a new orthopedic doctor in Frisco to look at my shoulder....

“I’ve this creeping suspicion that things here are not as they seem. Oh, reassure me, why do I feel as if I’m in too deep?” – “The Stone”...

In 1995, the summer before my senior year of high school, I was considering where to go for college. My father came to me and told me I...

Wow y’all, 2023 has started off with a bang! We’re not even finished with January, and I’ve already written a book. A whole book. Ok,...

It’s been quite a while since my first post and I’ve wanted to start this next one for months, but I’ve been going through some stuff. I...

Welcome to my first blog post!!! As I was trying to write the 'About Me' section of my blog I began to write what you are about to read,...