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We've started getting some really great entries for our 2010 Best Dad on Wheels contest. We love to read the uplifting stories and see the pictures of dads that
are truly amazing. There so many great dads out there and we want to hear about all of them! Read More
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We are approaching the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. Don't let this day come and go. Be a part of history. Honor what the ADA has done in the past 20 years, and what it will do in the next 20 years to come. Join the Reeve Foundation Read More
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We are just 10 days away from the 20th anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act. So what does 20 years of the ADA mean?“Let the shameful wall of exclusion finally come tumbling down.” Thus spoke President George H. W. Bush at the White House Read More
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Many of our Team Reeve participants are inspired by a friend or family member who is living with a spinal cord injury. This brother and sister pair out of New York are no exception. For the better part of the last seven months, nearly every day has started Read More
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We've written before about a program out of Canada, Rick Hansen Wheels in Motion, that challenges able-bodied individuals to understand day-to-day tasks of a wheelchair user.Recently, the organization held an awareness and obstacle relay to show the challenges Read More
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The Utah Chapter of the Reeve Foundation is hosting an event this Saturday, July 17 at Brighton Ski Resort. The Keep on Rollin' charity car and bike show is expecting to showcase over 300 classic cars and motorcycles.The event is being organized by the Read More
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I was recently finishing Christopher Reeve's book, Still Me. At the end, some of his speeches are listed, including one from the Democratic National Convention on August 26, 1996.He said these powerful words about the Americans with Disabilities Act:“First Read More
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Twenty-seven surfers came out to enjoy sunny skies and great waves on Saturday, June 26th in Virginia Beach, VA. Among them was 37 year-old Brendon Cunnginham, a quadriplegic from Bristow, VA, who sustained a spinal cord injury four years ago.
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This edition of our video newsletter is about summer safety. The Foundation's Paralysis Population survey revealed that of the over 1.2 million people living with spinal cord injuries, 16% were injured through a sporting or recreational accident.
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As a Communications Intern at the Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation, I got the honor of writing about Team Reeve All Star members Lindsay and Kevin Morgan, who will participate in the Musselman Half-Iron Triathlon in Geneva, New York this weekend, Read More
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Scientists are beginning to understand what makes some stem cells safe for transplantation and some not so safe (e.g., they form tumors after transplantation). A recent study published in PNAS by Okano and colleagues shows that, in mice, certain induced Read More
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Coming back from a long holiday weekend, I can't help but to think that in the midst of all the summertime fun, some simple summer safety escapes us. When I was down the shore over the weekend, I saw a number of people, both kids and adults, on bicycles Read More
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This past weekend, good friend of the Reeve Foundation, Jesse Ruben played a song from his recent album, The Ones Who Matter, on the CBS2 Morning Show. Watch the clip, I promise you won't be disappointed! Jesse will be running for Team Reeve in the ING Read More
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We aren't the only ones who praise Reeve Foundation Ambassador, Francesco Clark. Cosmo recently acknowledged some products in Francesco's beauty product line, Clark's Botanicals, as must-haves this summer.And they loved his new book, Walking Papers too! Read More
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I spoke to Boston TV stable Bob Lobel (pictured here with Saralee Perel) a few weeks back. He was hit out of the blue with paralysis caused by a medical condition. I can't imagine how disorienting that must be. To be healthy one day, and with nothing Read More
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