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Two years ago, my life changed overnight when I sustained a T3 ASIA B spinal cord injury, and this episode marks my second “Life Day.” In this episode, I’m reflecting on what the second year of life after injury has actually looked like — the wins, the lessons, and the moments that mattered. From building community and trying adaptive sports to continuing to navigate independence and everyday life in a wheelchair, this year has been about redefining what progress really means. Recovery doesn’t have to mean walking again to be meaningful, and this episode is a reminder that there is still success, connection, and a full life to be lived after spinal cord injury.
By Jen GrosschadlTwo years ago, my life changed overnight when I sustained a T3 ASIA B spinal cord injury, and this episode marks my second “Life Day.” In this episode, I’m reflecting on what the second year of life after injury has actually looked like — the wins, the lessons, and the moments that mattered. From building community and trying adaptive sports to continuing to navigate independence and everyday life in a wheelchair, this year has been about redefining what progress really means. Recovery doesn’t have to mean walking again to be meaningful, and this episode is a reminder that there is still success, connection, and a full life to be lived after spinal cord injury.