Kertis is an Army Veteran that proudly served his country during the Vietnam War. Life after service for Kertis included debilitating pain. The pain was so severe that he opted for a double amputation in an effort to ease pain and improve his quality of...
With today’s advanced medical technology and improved body armor, more people are surviving traumatic events, only to suffer PTSD. In a combat setting, these events can happen suddenly and unexpectedly, and cause life-changing injuries that inhibit the mobility of a...
Traditional home builders don’t always consider the needs of wheelchair users during design and construction. Narrow doorways, small bathrooms, flights of stairs, and out-of-reach cupboards can make daily routines tricky for people with limited mobility. However,...
Emergency preparedness is a lifesaving habit to learn, especially if you live in an area prone to natural disasters. Thorough emergency preparation improves the likelihood that you and your family will recover from an unexpected event like a fire, earthquake,...
April is National Volunteer Month. It’s never too late to donate your time, skills or money to causes you care about. VMI’s guide to supporting disability charities breaks down how to get involved with volunteer work regardless of your free time or financial...
