Clint Cook was born and raised in Georgia and is currently running his second medical supplies company. Over 30 years post-SCI, Clint spends his spare time offe...
Cure Advocate and long-time wheelchair-user, Kristina Rhoades, shares her experience of being a Shriners Hospital patient in her youth, along with ways that you...
Looking for Love? new to dating with a disability? Well, You’ve come to the right place! Peer Mentor and SCI survivor, Jose Alzati, shares his tips for dating a...
A new community program, jointly hosted by the Abilities Expo and Cure Medical advocates, aims to pay it forward by offering free peer support events at local r...
Created in 2005, the Brain Injury Association of Louisana (BIALA) is a non-profit that aims help create resources and awareness for people who have TBI and SCI....
Fifty-six-year-old Henry Scott of Gautier, Mississippi, was on his way home from his work as a general contractor one afternoon. He’d had a busy day and decided...
Founder of Spinal Cord Peer Support USA, Jay Erwin, Sits Down for an Interview with the Cure Nation
Jay Erwin, of Boone, North Carolina, is a dedicated family ...
Franklin Elieh and Nick Struthers co-founded NorCal SCI, an organization dedicated to connecting the spinal cord injury communities throughout Northern Californ...
On January 14, 2013, 26-year-old Greg Cortez of Corpus Christi, Texas, hadn’t thought about death or dying, or how his life forever could be changed in an insta...
Peer Support Groups Offer Friendships, Resources, Life Skills and More
Nothing can make us feel more safe than human relationships. It's healing and empowering...
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