Forging ahead – Recovery after Traumatic and Acquired Injuries
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Forging ahead – Recovery after Traumatic and Acquired Injuries
Forging ahead – Recovery after Traumatic and Acquired Injuries

Categories: Ask the Expert, Veterans & Military

By Guest Blogger Adam Anicich, PolyTrauma/Blast-Related Injury Executive Committee Member for the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs In my line of work, I’ve heard too many Soldiers, Sailors, Airman and Marines share their frustrations about their recovery and their concerns about … Continue reading

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It’s Ability, Not Disability, That Matters Most
It’s Ability, Not Disability, That Matters Most

Categories: Community Life, Veterans & Military

By Guest Blogger Susan Reynolds I remember that day in elementary school very well. I was taken out of class and brought to the office to answer a bunch of questions. I was told that I was being tested; for what, I didn’t know. … Continue reading

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Making the Outdoors Great for Everyone
Making the Outdoors Great for Everyone

Categories: Community Life, Veterans & Military

By Guest Blogger Christopher K. Hensley, Executive Director, Adaptive Sports Center There are many ways of arriving at a place of grace and acceptance when dealing with a disability, and everyone has their own timeline for doing so. Some individuals … Continue reading

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