Heather Taylor, Ms. Wheelchair Florida 2016, stopped by Cascades Park on Tuesday to celebrate the 26th anniversary of the passage of the Americans with Disabilities Act.

"My Time in A Wheelchair Has Opened My Eyes to the Challenges" written by Graeme Kelly for The Sydney Morning Herald.

I have been in a wheelchair for three years and six months. Long enough to feel the weight of it but short enough to know I still have a lot to learn about living with a disability.

When you take an athlete in the prime of his physical abilities and turn the physical switch off, what happens to the energy the body...

"I Will Walk" was a mental mantra I repeated to myself frequently after my injury. It was the first thing that came to mind when looking at a blank piece of paper.

I will briefly explain the function of the spine and spinal cord, the mechanisms of spinal cord injury, and secondary complications.

My name is Aaron Baker. I am a recovering quadriplegic athlete, ambassador, and friend. More than a decade ago I broke my neck while racing a motorcycle.

Seventeen years after a professional motocross accident, Aaron Baker is achieving more than anyone believed possible.

We had the honor of interviewing Pearl G. from Chicago, Illinois. A nationally recognized wheelchair athlete, Pearl has a passion for sports that is evident in her active lifestyle.

The biggest advantage of self-catheterization is having the freedom to choose when and where to empty your bladder, giving you more control over your life