A spinal cord injury can split your life into two chapters overnight, and for Cory Clark, that turning point forced a complete reset of what success, independence, and family time really mean. In this episode of Wheelin’ With Dylan, Cory shares how a dirt biking accident changed everything, and how he rebuilt his life through patience, small wins, and a new perspective on what really matters.

From rehab and recovery to adapting daily routines and staying independent, Corey offers a real look at life after injury. He also talks honestly about the awkward moments, the practical challenges, and the mindset shifts that help him keep moving forward. It’s a grounded, encouraging conversation for anyone navigating spinal cord injury or learning how to adapt after life changes overnight.

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In just two years, Sharla Peterson transformed her life. She went from a devastating spinal injury to competing in the world’s top bodybuilding competition.

In this episode of Wheelin' With Dylan, discover how a routine workout led to a shattered vertebra, a race against time, and an unlikely comeback. Sharla shares how she used a 90-day challenge to stay focused, rebuild her confidence, and return to the gym with a new mindset.

This is a powerful look at mental toughness, community, and what it means to keep moving forward when life changes overnight. Perfect for anyone facing setbacks, athletes in recovery, or listeners looking for a real example of empowerment.

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On this episode of the Cathcast with Leah, Catherine shares how she’s built a bold, adventurous life after a spinal cord injury. From moving to Austin and finding an accessible community to paddleboarding, traveling with confidence, and trying adaptive yoga, her story is full of resilience, creativity, and growth.

Catherine opens up about starting fresh in a new city, learning to navigate challenges with a positive mindset, and discovering new passions like pottery along the way. She also talks about the importance of family, community, and staying open to new experiences, even when they feel unfamiliar at first.

If you are looking for relatability, practical tips for living with disability, and a reminder that life can still be full of adventure, this episode is for you. Catherine’s story is a powerful example of how courage, creativity, and self-belief can open up a whole new world.

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On this episode of The Cathcast with Leah, we explore how transanal irrigation is helping transform bowel management for people living with constipation, incontinence, and autonomic dysreflexia. Leah Holderbaum, an occupational therapist with deep expertise in bowel health, shares how this minimally invasive approach is gaining renewed attention and opening new possibilities for patients and clinicians.

Leah explains how transanal irrigation works, who it can help, and why it is becoming an important option in modern bowel care. She also clears up common misconceptions and shares practical insights for clinicians who want to better support their patients. From interdisciplinary collaboration to real-life success stories, this conversation highlights how the right tools can improve quality of life, restore confidence, and create more independence.

Whether you are a healthcare provider, caregiver, or someone exploring better bowel management options, this episode offers an informative and encouraging look at a treatment that could make a meaningful difference.

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For Lance Fenderson, a spinal cord injury didn't mean giving up the things he loved. In this episode of Wheelin' with Dylan, Lance shares how determination, perspective, and a positive mindset have helped him return to racing, embrace new challenges, and continue pursuing life at full speed.

Lance reflects on his injury, adapting to life after spinal cord injury, and the mindset that has shaped his outlook along the way. He and Dylan discuss everything from racing and catheterization to finding confidence, overcoming obstacles, and the power of choosing perspective when life takes an unexpected turn.

The conversation offers an honest look at independence and the importance of focusing on what is possible. Whether you're navigating life after injury, looking for practical insight, or simply searching for encouragement, Lance's story is a reminder that while circumstances may change, your goals and passions don't have to.

Perfect for people living with spinal cord injuries, wheelchair users, adaptive sports enthusiasts, caregivers, and anyone looking for motivation to approach life's challenges with confidence and a positive mindset.

Find more advice, tips, and resources at: http://catheters.numotion.com/ally and follow the Ally Program on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/

What does it look like to build meaningful relationships after a spinal cord injury? In this episode of Wheelin' With Dylan, JB shares his perspective on navigating dating, friendships, marriage, and starting a family while living with a spinal cord injury. Through honest conversation and lived experience, he offers encouragement for anyone wondering what's possible after injury.

JB reflects on the challenges and rewards of putting yourself out there, building confidence, and finding people who support you through every stage of life. He and Dylan discuss the importance of friendship, the role of peer support, and how surrounding yourself with the right community can make a lasting difference. They also talk about marriage, becoming a parent, and embracing life's milestones in ways that may look different but are just as meaningful.

Whether you're newly injured, navigating relationships, or simply looking for a reminder that connection and community matter, this conversation offers practical insight, reassurance, and plenty of perspective. It's a heartfelt reminder that while life may change after injury, meaningful relationships and new beginnings are always possible.

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What does it mean to become a caregiver in an instant? In this episode of Bladder Chatter with Jenny, Jenny sits down with fellow mom and advocate Jenny to share the story of her daughter, Everett, and the unexpected path that transformed her family's life. Through moments of uncertainty, perseverance, and joy, she reflects on what it means to advocate for a child while embracing every milestone along the way.

Jenny opens up about stepping into the role of caregiver from the day Everett was born, navigating difficult diagnoses, and celebrating achievements that were once thought impossible. She shares how the unwavering support of family, friends, and community helped carry them through challenges, while reminding listeners that laughter, hope, and resilience can coexist even during life's hardest moments.

This heartfelt conversation highlights the realities of caregiving, the importance of advocacy, and the power of believing in possibilities. Whether you're a caregiver, parent, family member, or someone looking for an encouraging story of resilience and community, this episode is a meaningful reminder that no one has to navigate life's challenges alone.

Find more advice, tips, and resources at: http://catheters.numotion.com/ally and follow the Ally Program on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/

In this episode of The Cathcast with Leah, Dr. Daniel Stein breaks down how neurogenic bladder affects quality of life after spinal cord injury and neurological conditions. He explains why management is about more than symptoms, and how the right care can support independence, dignity, and long-term health.

Dr. Stein shares practical insight on bladder and bowel health, infection prevention, kidney protection, and the value of personalized, multidisciplinary care. The conversation also touches on sexual health, patient education, and why advocacy matters when navigating complex urology decisions.This episode is a clear, practical look at what patients, caregivers, and providers should know about neurogenic bladder and the options that can make daily life more manageable.

Perfect for people living with spinal cord injuries, wheelchair users, caregivers, and healthcare professionals looking for a better understanding of neurogenic bladder and patient-centered care.

Find more advice, tips, and resources at: http://catheters.numotion.com/ally and follow the Ally Program on Instagram at: https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/

What happens when the people helping you navigate catheterization have lived the experience themselves? In this episode of Wheelin' with Dylan, Dylan sits down with fellow Numotion Medical Supply account managers who are not only catheter representatives, but catheter users as well.

Together, they share honest conversations about building community, learning from one another, and the value of connecting with people who truly understand.

The group discusses everything from wheelchair sports and everyday routines to catheter tips, navigating UTIs, and finding the products and techniques that work best for each individual. Along the way, they reflect on how shared experiences can make challenges feel more manageable and why peer support plays such an important role in building confidence and independence.

Whether you're new to catheterization or have been managing your routine for years, this episode offers practical advice, relatable stories, and meaningful conversations that remind you you're not alone. It's a candid look at the power of lived experience and the difference community can make.

Find more advice, tips, and resources at: http://catheters.numotion.com/ally and follow the Ally Program on Instagram at https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/

In this episode of "Wheelin' with Dylan," Garrison Redd shares what it really looks like to adapt after a spinal cord injury and build a life centered on purpose, confidence, and growth. From injury at 17 to becoming a powerlifter, climber, and advocate, Garrison shows how resilience and passion can turn the hardest moments into something meaningful.

Garrison opens up about the realities of rehab, the mindset shift that helped him move forward, and how adaptive sports gave him a new sense of direction. He also talks about his social media presence and how he uses it to connect with others, share his perspective, and encourage people who are navigating similar challenges. Along the way, he reflects on the importance of community, self-advocacy, and taking opportunities as they come.

This episode also touches on the practical side of life after injury, including the role of health management and the impact that education and support can have on independence. If you're looking for motivation, real-life insight, and a reminder that progress looks different for everyone, this conversation offers exactly that.

Find more advice, tips, and resources at: http://catheters.numotion.com/ally and https://www.instagram.com/numotion_ally/