4. Planning & Support
30 Years of The Access Store: Helping You Figure Out What Comes Next
This year, The Access Store turns 30. That is a milestone I am
Living with a spinal cord injury can mean adapting routines, planning ahead, and finding practical information you can return to when you need it. David Tweed’s free PDF is created for people navigating life with SCI, as well as family members, support people, and care teams looking for a useful starting point for conversation.
This download is designed to help you explore bladder-care considerations in a clear, accessible format. Keep it handy for personal reference, or use it to help prepare questions for a qualified health professional.
The PDF’s guidance is general educational information—not personalized medical advice—and it does not replace care from your doctor, nurse, or other healthcare provider. If you have concerns about your health or bladder routine, seek advice suited to your situation.
Living with a disability or spinal cord injury can be challenging and full of obstacles. At the Access Store, we provide the products and support you need to overcome these obstacles to live a life of better health, independence, and mobility.
This year, The Access Store turns 30. That is a milestone I am
The SCI Community Facebook Group is a helpful online space for people living
Most people who live with SCI or disability become very good at adapting.
