My Best Memories

Watching from the sidelines after her spinal cord injury feels like a distant memory for Alison. Thanks to SCI BC, she has spent the past 37 years creating new memories and embracing incredible adventures.

The Full Spectrum

How one SCI BC peer’s accidental foray into entrepreneurship is helping advance accessibility consulting.

You Give Me Hope

Bryan wondered how his spinal cord injury would affect his wife and two children and the activities they do together. Thanks to SCI BC’s Peer Program, this family man was able to learn from peers and get out on the water with his family.

Oh, Mommy!

We have big news! Women with SCI are able to become pregnant and give birth to a perfectly healthy baby. What’s more, they’ve been doing just that for decades.

Where Science Meets Spirit

We chatted with SCI peer and health coach Mary-Jo Fetterly about wellness, resilience and her new book “Where Science Meets Spirit: The Autobiography of a Paralyzed Yogi”.

I Can Still Do This

After her spinal cord injury, Catherine feared that she wouldn’t be able to enjoy the outdoors in the same way she always had. Thanks to SCI BC, this adventurous grandmother was able to get back to camping and spending time with her family outdoors.

Being Together is What Matters

What do the holidays mean to you? For Robin, it’s all about family. This hit home for the father of three when a spinal cord injury changed his life forever.

Racing Towards Legacy

How one SCI BC peer’s passion for race car driving continues a family legacy. Riley Martin discusses accessibility and racing.