What happens after a fall matters. This clip shows Rickey working through floor transfer training—an important step in building strength, confidence, and independence. "Floor transfer training: since Rickey’s stubbies were raised, he has an easier time sitting back into a chair but a harder time standing up from the floor. Were he to experience a fall, he would have a hard time trying to stand back up. Here we are working on parts of the skills needed to stand up from the floor using pull up ban

Meet Sarah Frei, on July 30, 2020, Sarah’s life changed when she was hit head-on by a drunk driver. Now a T11 paraplegic and double AK amputee, she’s found her own way to tackle car transfers! She shares, "I’m able to get into my friends car by lifting myself in. I used to use a transfer board, but this way works best for me and is a lot more convenient. I remember needing help into the car for a very long time so I’m very grateful to be able to do it by myself now! I have the most helpful frien

I’m a T12 paraplegic and amputee and this is how I do my transfer to the golf cart! Follow the Marcela Marañon - The Journey of a Brave Woman for more! | Marcela Marañon - The Journey of a Brave Woman

Sometimes it's worth reminding yourself that we really shouldn't moan or complain about the little things in life that don't really matter. Welsh rugby player Ifan Phillips lost his leg after a car crash a month ago. At just 25 years old, his career was ended and his life changed forever in an instant. But that won't stop him. He is back training in the gym already. What courage. What an attitude. Well done Ifan, we're all behind you. 💪 https://bit.ly/3FphEEV | Wales Rugby Online