Mason Ellis stop by the CrippleCast studio to talk about his life as a C5/C6 quadriplegic.

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Collin Sallee stops by the CrippleCast studio to talk about his injury and all of the wild stuff he has done since his accident!

I had the pleasure of having Vietnam Veteran Gary May in the studio to talk about his life and the struggles of living as an above the knee amputee.

Cale Hoffman stops by the studio to talk about his life post injury and where he sees his life going after being burned alive!

Shawn Craig stops by the studio to talk about navigating life with a severe stutter.

Authors of the book “Able” stop by the studio to tell their story. Two “Able” sisters Korrine Whitehead and Allison Werne along with their mother Gail Werne talk about the struggles growing up with Allison, having cerebral palsy and Korrine being diagnosed with MS.

you can find their book “Able” at the link below.

Able: How God showed two physically disabled sisters what they were able to do through Him https://a.co/d/izoqY3H

Zeffrey West stops by the Cripplecast studio to talk about his diagnosis with a brain tumor, having it removed, and what life has been like a post tumor removal.

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Comedian Andy Imlay stops by to talk about his rising comedy career and what life is like, being a father and living with cerebral palsy.

Parnell Adams stops by the studio to talk about living his life with a traumatic brain injury.