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    Strength in Resilience

    For Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week (SCIAW) 2024 we discussed strength and what it means. One of those is Strength in Resilience.

    It doesn’t matter whether you have recently acquired a spinal cord injury or you’ve had it for a while, some days might feel harder than others…and that’s totally ok!

    In this short video, Dan and Heidz from our Peer & Family Support team share their advice for getting your life back on track, and the benefits of SCIA’s support service. Visit https://abu9q7trft-staging.onrocket.site/peer-support/ for more information about our team.

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    For Spinal Cord Injury Awareness Week (SCIAW) 2024 we discussed strength and what it means. One of those is Strength in Resilience.

    It doesn’t matter whether you have recently acquired a spinal cord injury or you’ve had it for a while, some days might feel harder than others…and that’s totally ok!

    In this short video, Dan and Heidz from our Peer & Family Support team share their advice for getting your life back on track, and the benefits of SCIA’s support service. Visit https://abu9q7trft-staging.onrocket.site/peer-support/ for more information about our team.

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