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Encouragement after SCI
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Tuesday, January 10, 2012
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Here is a heartfelt piece from Rachel Tschida of Minneapolis' Star Tribune. It helps to reassure those with new spinal cord injuries that life goes on after an injury.

And as wonderful as the medical team members were, the best, most practical information we received we learned from other people with disabilities.

You leave the medical facilities and fear that this physical disability will control your life. Sometimes it does. But most of the time it doesn't. You figure out new ways to do old things.

Those who have gone before you tell you ways to save time on personal cares and what stores are most wheelchair-friendly. You join new sports teams. Life goes on.

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