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Tag: Reeve Foundation
The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation Marks 40 Years of Progress
Originally created in 1982 in response to the injury of Henry Stifel, the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation – first conceived as the Stifel...
Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation Announces 100,000 Families Received One-on-One Assistance through the Paralysis...
The Paralysis Resource Center provides information, resources and grants to support the 5.4 million Americans living with paralysis
SHORT HILLS, N.J., May 8, 2019 --...
No Flipping Excuses
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Changing the lives for those that are living with a disability.
Their mission is to provide a home to person or family that has...
Couple comes closer together by seeking paralysis cure and competing in New York City...
This couple is in it for the long haul.
For Rob Summers, 31, and Julie Grauert, 34, the New York City Marathon was an opportunity...
Superman to the rescue
Molly’s House awarded $10,000 for spinal cord respite care from the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation
Molly’s House in Stuart has received a $10,000 Spinal...
Things you might not know about Autonomic Dysreflexia
The body is a series of checks and balances. This is true of muscles that push and countering muscles that pull. It is also...
Sabrina Cohen Foundation to open accessible beach in Florida
On July 2, the Sabrina Cohen Foundation will be opening an accessible beach to the public, funded by grants from the Craig H. Nielsen...
Paralyzed Veterans of America Announces New Partnership With the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation
Paralyzed Veterans of America (Paralyzed Veterans) announced April 11, 2016, its new partnership with the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation (Reeve Foundation). The organizations...
One scientist’s quest to fix broken spinal cords pays off with new hope for...
LOS ANGELES — There are tiny rat treadmills in the lab. And jars of Nutella, also for the rats. There are video cameras, heaps...
Five Years After Being Paralyzed from the Chest Down, Dustin Shillcox Completes the New...
After crossing the finish line in the New York City Marathon Sunday, hand cyclist Dustin Shillcox had a message for the millions of people living with paralysis. "I'm living proof nothing is impossible."
The 31-year-old from Green River, Wyoming, is paralyzed from the chest down, but that didn't stop him from racing in the marathon and crossing the finish line in one hour, 46 minutes and 49 seconds.
