Yearly Archives: 2015

An Australian man who has high-level quadriplegia has learned to approach life with an incredible spirit. Dave Jacka was 19 years old when his motorcycle slammed into a tree more than two decades ago, leaving him paralyzed below his chest and without feeling in his fingers, but with limited shoulder, bicep and wrist function.

South Charlotte pair travels the country playing in tournaments Nick Burnham and Larry Keeter have a lot in common. They share a south Charlotte apartment, but...

Story Features Behrman's Pediatric Locomotor Training Prorgram; NeuroRecovery Training Institute Offering Pediatric Locomotor Training Course in August The NeuroRecovery Training Institute (NeuroRTI) is proud to...

Highland Mayor Joe Michaelis recalls hitting each step. “It seemed like the fall lasted forever,” Michaelis said of falling down the basement stairs of his...

Awarded by the Craig H. Neilsen Foundation, this grant supports the creation of a Specialized Medical Home, providing proactive support for, and improving the...

Between 12,000 and 20,000 people will sustain spinal cord injuries this year, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Another 200,000 people,...

Rev1 wheels reduce the risk of injury for manual wheelchair users After fracturing his leg and learning how difficult it was to maneuver a traditional...

Jack Jablonski isn't letting a life-altering spinal cord injury get in the way of achieving his dreams. He's 19 years old now and just last month he started college at the University of Southern California.

Once a Green Beret, always a Green Beret. On Friday, Army Chief Warrant Officer 3 Romulo “Romy” Camargo will retire after 20 years of active...

The Hall of Fame Drag Racer will unite with Marc Buoniconti to help find a cure for paralysis and help those living with paralysis...