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Jason from SCIA’s Peer and Family Support Team is here to teach you how to navigate your way up a ramp in a manual wheelchair.
In this video Jason discusses:
Want more support with your wheelchair? Our Peer & Family Support team are made up of people with lived experience of of varying spinal cord injuries. We operate in New South Wales and Western Australia in the spinal units and in the community.
What do you think if having a disability can change you? The SCIA Peer and Family Support team shares with us their life lessons in the latest episode of our podcast. Rob, Dan and Jess from the team share their experiences and the reality of living with a spinal cord
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Ben from our Peer and Family Support Team is a C6 complete quadriplegic, demonstrates wheelchair skills for manual wheelchair users. Watch him navigate gutters and small steps as someone with limited hand…
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Do you know why spinal cord injury can significantly affect the bladder? Do you know how vital bladder management is for people with a spinal
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