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. A […]
The holiday season is a time of joy, celebration, and often a break from routine. However, for those of us living with a spinal injury, maintaining bowel health can become challenging amidst the festivities. With changes in diet, travel plans, and altered schedules, it’s crucial to take proactive steps to care for your bowels. Here […]
For me, living with a disability has profoundly shaped my daily life, influencing everything from routine activities to self-care practices. One common concern for many individuals with spinal injuries is bladder infections, which can occur frequently and significantly impact overall well-being. Bladder infections arise when bacteria enter the bladder, and those with disabilities may be […]
In our last blog, we reviewed what a urinary tract infection (UTI) is. We also shared some tips to prevent a bladder infection. People living with a spinal cord injury are prone to a UTI. But what happens if you have a bladder infection due to a UTI? Today we are sharing with you some […]
People living with disabilities often have to hold their bladders for the duration of their outings for a variety of reasons, perhaps there is a lack of accessible washrooms or a potential lack of time and space required to empty their bladder comfortably. This makes them more susceptible to Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs). Although holding […]
Learning about catheters can be an overwhelming experience. There are many different aspects to consider when looking for the right catheter to fit your needs. Catheters come in different sizes, lengths, and types, and it can be a daunting task to research all the options available in the market. We are going to discuss all […]
