We had an absolute blast this past weekend at the Abilities Expo in Los Angeles! Thank you to everyone who stopped by our booth! It was a blessing to actually meet our clients face-to-face and hear how everything has been going for each and every one of you. We also appreciate all the new contacts [...]
Continuing the countdown to the 2012 London Paralympics, I wanted to share a story that many of you might already be familiar with. Our very own Dean Maccabe, Director of Sales at Experea Healthcare, was a 2000 Paralympian and triumphantly brought home the gold in wheelchair rugby. To read the full article, click here. Not only [...]
Everyday scientists and researchers are getting closer to a cure for spinal cord injury. However, until that day comes, it is vital to keep these recovery tips in mind so you can be sure to stay as healthy (and happy!) as possible while living with SCI. 1) Stay hydrated! Not only is it important [...]
By: Philia Pak Experea Healthcare Blog Editor Every story – whether it be a story of loss or gain, deserves to be shared. This is the story of the Berry Children. I first came across the Berry Children’s story when I noticed a flood of profile picture changes take over my Facebook newsfeed. Almost instantaneously, people [...]
Last Sunday night, the popular news channel CNN hosted its annual “CNN Heroes” Award Show where they honor everyday people, doing extraordinary things to change the world. As I wiped away tears after hearing story after story of each of these courageous individuals, one particular winner caught my eye. Eddie Canales was in the stands [...]
Since day one, Experea Healtchare has been inspired and driven by the stories of our patients. Each of their stories are unique and their struggles individually different, however it continues to amaze us how all of them have the same tone of hope and optimism. So today, I am honored to share the story of [...]
Disabilityland by Alan Brightman A beautiful collection of narrative and powerful prose and vignette, author Alan Brightman defines “disability” as not merely a word, but a place; a place where lives are lived and lessons learned. The novel is divided into three parts: Common Sense, Learnings, and Leaps. Each part serves to enrich readers’ understanding, [...]
The Boy in the Moon by Ian Brown This novel chronicles a father’s incredible journey to understand his son’s extraordinary condition. Ian Brown writes a remarkably honest and intimate reflection of his son, Walker’s, diagnosis of CFC, a genetic mutation, and the struggles both him and his wife face to care for their disabled child. [...]
Here is a quick update on our previous post: Experea employee will bike 100 miles in ‘MS Bay to Bay Tour’ She did it! Not only did Annika bike the expected 100 miles for the Multiple Sclerosis Society’s ‘BIKE FOR MS – BAY TO BAY TOUR 2011′, but she also biked an extra 50 miles [...]
