A Home for All: The Critical Need for Accessibility in Canadian Housing
Saleh Sheihk has lived in Canada since 2020. Born in Saudi Arabia, he lived in Egypt for many years, navigating life with an SCI – barriers and inaccessible spaces are not new to him. “I came to Canada at the height of COVID, so a lot of things were shut down, and I had lots […]
From Heart to Page: The Carr Family’s Journey
Jennie and Tyler Carr have spent the last decade weaving a beautiful tapestry of love, resilience, and unwavering family bonds in the charming town of Kingston, Ontario. Married for ten years, they are the proud parents of two daughters, Maddie and Marlee, who are now eight and nine. Their family’s story took an unexpected turn […]
Navigating Sex, Intimacy, and Dating with Intermittent Catheterization
Navigating a romantic relationship and maintaining an active sex life may feel daunting whether you’re new to using intermittent catheters or have been using them for some time. You may worry that intermittent catheterization may interfere with your intimacy or dating life. Although this concern is natural, it is important to remember that using intermittent […]
Home Improvements: Navigating Accessibility Challenges After a Spinal Cord Injury
Steve Potter is a 52-year-old Ontarian who sustained a spinal cord injury on the job as an industrial mechanic. Despite being covered by insurance, turning his home into a wheelchair accessible space has proven challenging. “Insurance covers upgrades to your home if you are injured at work, but it’s a one-time thing, so if […]
Spring Fling: 12 Ways to Embrace the Season’s Spark!
Ah, can you feel it? The gentle whisper of spring awakened the world from its wintry slumber. As we eagerly anticipate warmer weather and the embrace of more sunshine, it’s time to cast off our winter coats and move into the warmth of new beginnings. Let’s embark on a journey of renewal and rejuvenation. […]
