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 finding new ways to approach everyday life, decisions, and next steps. This free PDF, written by David Tweed, is for people navigating life with SCI and for family members, friends, or support teams who want a perspective grounded in lived experience.
Use David’s PDF as a starting point for reflection and conversation. It may help you think through your own priorities, prepare questions, or share an honest perspective with someone supporting you. Every person’s circumstances are different, so take what is useful and leave what is not.
This resource is based on personal experience and is not medical advice. Speak with a qualified health professional about health concerns or treatment decisions.
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.
