Religious fasting and spinal cord injury
3 March 2023
With Ramadan now in progress we spoke with Firas Sarhan, SCI Clinical Nurse Specialist at Stoke Mandeville Hospital regarding fasting and what to consider if you are spinal cord injured.
Read moreWhat do you know of the g-word?
6 December 2022
A little-known fact about me is that when I first became a trustee I didn’t know anything about governance. Two…
Read moreClaire's experience of the Superhero Triathlon
15 June 2022
Claire Martin, our chair of trustees, sustained an L3 incomplete injury when an undiagnosed tumour haemorrhaged during giving birth to her son in 2019. She decided to take part in the Superhero Triathlon as part of her rehab.
Read moreHow can this be? Read our CEO's response to our new report
17 November 2021
It’s not often I’m left speechless, but today’s (17 Nov 2021) news that people with a spinal cord injury are…
Read moreCES Awareness Day 2021
1 October 2021
Following the merger with CES UK at the beginning of the year, SIA has welcomed 1200 new members to our…
Read moreDriverless cars: a new opportunity for independence in the spinal injury community?
3 September 2021
Getting around easily is something that many people take for granted. However, for people living with disabilities, popping to the shops or visiting family can be much more challenging.
Read moreLauren’s story
25 August 2021
This is Lauren’s experience of the journey of yoga and in particular her understanding and connection to breathwork. Awareness is…
Read moreAndy Cadle-Mills
20 November 2020
Andy Cadle-Mills sustained a T4 (complete) spinal cord injury in 2008. Since then he’s had pressure sores on four separate…
Read moreMike Dring
19 November 2020
“As part of my rehabilitation at Salisbury, the one thing that was mentioned time and time again was how important…
Read moreSheri Denkensohn
19 November 2020
Sheri Denkensohn lives and works in America. She explains how pressure ulcers almost cost her her livelihood – and her…
Read moreKaren Beattie
18 November 2020
Karen has a T7 complete injury and has spent two years in bed because of a recurring pressure ulcer that…
Read moreGareth Rees
17 November 2020
GARETH REES has been nursing a pressure ulcer for nearly a year. He explains how it started and how he’s…
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