Since his injury in 2009, Anthony Lue has pursued a career as a Paralympian and is now a member of Team Ontario, training full time for the Tokyo 2020 Paralympics.
Four years post injury, Chris Channon has regained his purpose and meaning in life.
Nancy Xia discovered Yellowstone National Park to be one of the most accessible places she’s ever visited.
This past year has been an exciting one for SCIO. We celebrated our achievements and all the ways our community came together at our Annual General Meeting, held June 19 at Lyndhurst.
October 16 - 19, 2019 | 9:00 AM
Scotiabank Convention Centre
6815 Stanley Avenue,
Niagara Falls, ON
Peer Support Volunteer Marjorie Francoz receives the Governor General of Canada’s Sovereign’s Medal for her service to Spinal Cord Injury Ontario.
There are some exciting new studies taking place on a global scale and we want to let you know what they are. We will continue to follow these research initiatives and bring news about them to you as they develop.
Getting older while staying in our own home poses its challenges for those of us with disabilities. Clara Stel is living proof that it is entirely possible with the right supports and mindset.
I grew up being that loud mouth, scrappy, outgoing, athletic, wild, and independent woman. Being busy and constantly on the go was my lifestyle and I loved it.
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Nancy Xia | Summer 2019
