In this episode we get vulnerable with my very good friend, Walt Lawrence, a man who has dedicated his life to helping others through their traumatic experience and showing there is life on the other side of spinal cord injury.  We chat about marriage, family, being intentional and recognizing our value.

In this episode we talk with Duncan Campbell.  He shares with us about his life as a father, what it means to be inducted into the Canadian Sports Hall of Fame, and how wheelchair rugby put him on a life changing path.

In this episode we talk to Dr. Krassioukov  about his journey from Russia to creating a world class clinical research laboratory that studies the effects of Autonomic Dysreflexia on people living with spinal cord injuries.

https://icord.org/researchers/dr-andrei-krassioukov/

https://www.abcofad.ca

In this episode we talk with Dave Symington.  He speaks with us about his first cigarette, his artistic expression, sexual advocacy for people with disabilities, and how he defines himself 45 years post-injury.

Check out vams.org for more information about the Vancouver Adapted Music Society.

In this episode we talk with Cory Parsons.  He speaks with us about his journey to good gut health after a SIBO diagnosis, supporting his community by sharing his garden, and his memories of our late great friend Jason Draginda.

In this episode we talk with James Sanders.  He talks to us about life during the pandemic for people with disabilities, the importance of self care, his acting career then and now, and how the industry is opening up to the world of disability.

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0761583/

http://realwheels.ca

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvjlps6td50&t=5s

https://www.cbc.ca/listen/live-radio/1-50-q/clip/15783198-james-sanders-and-his-son-max-on-creating-a-father-and-sons-guide-to-surviving-isolation

On this episode we talk with Mark Stockbrocks from the Accessstickers Project.  He talks to us about his grassroots activism on accessibility, making a difference one sticker at a time, and his experience travelling the globe in a chair.

http://accessstickers.blogspot.com

https://www.facebook.com/accessstickers/

https://www.instagram.com/accessstickers/

On this episode we interview Teri Thorson from Spinal Cord Injury BC.  She talks to us about her journey as a C6 quadriplegic, her athletic career, becoming a mom, and what life looks like now 24 years post injury.

QuadLife brings you the daily realities of life with a spinal cord injury.  Featuring stories that are often  difficult, sometimes funny and always honest.  Our episodes offer a window in the nuanced lives of people with quadriplegia as they age and the people around them.