Year: 2024
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Behind the Scenes!
The author describes their experience as family caregiver and admin following their father’s injury. Balancing a full-time job with caregiving tasks like managing medical supplies, staff rotas, and planning for emergencies is challenging. They emphasize the importance of communication, time management, seeking necessary support, and self-care in maintaining balance.
3.5 years on from point of injury, they invite you into their new world to see what life is like with a SCI, the daily difficulties, the happy moments and the things they learn along the way.
They hope this will help others to live their best life and encourage business owners to be mindful of the challenges we face.
Read the Family Blog here
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Adapted Housing
We’ve reached another milestone! 4 years ago, the renovations to provide a suitable bedroom and wet room for dad, were completed. It took us some time as a family to accept that renovations were needed. We lived in hope for a few weeks, even a couple of months, that the doctors were wrong and that…
3.5 years on from point of injury, they invite you into their new world to see what life is like with a SCI, the daily difficulties, the happy moments and the things they learn along the way.
They hope this will help others to live their best life and encourage business owners to be mindful of the challenges we face.
Read the Family Blog here
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Dental Access
Accessing dental support is difficult enough, even more so being a full time wheelchair user.
3.5 years on from point of injury, they invite you into their new world to see what life is like with a SCI, the daily difficulties, the happy moments and the things they learn along the way.
They hope this will help others to live their best life and encourage business owners to be mindful of the challenges we face.
Read the Family Blog here
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Weekend at Center Parcs
A weekend break at Center Parcs Longleat
3.5 years on from point of injury, they invite you into their new world to see what life is like with a SCI, the daily difficulties, the happy moments and the things they learn along the way.
They hope this will help others to live their best life and encourage business owners to be mindful of the challenges we face.
Read the Family Blog here
Daily Life with a C4/C5 Spinal Cord Injury 