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“Enjoy the little things, one day you may look back and realize they were the big things.” I’m pretty tired today. This past week was very fun and fulfilling for me. Eric, a very good friend of mine, just moved

Well another crazy week is behind me. Putting aside the UTI, pressure sore and busted titanium rod in my neck, I was able to deliver the keynote address at last Friday’s 16th Annual SCI Forum. Everything went according to plan

It’s been an interesting and freaky past few days. While Lindsey was visiting me on Thursday, I turned my head slightly to the left and we both heard what sounded like a loud gunshot going off in my neck… POP!

It seems like several times a week I am reading about more individuals suffering spinal cord injuries. Unfortunately, SCIs seem to be more prevalent than ever — or it is just that I am now more aware than ever of

Attend the “16th Annual SCI Forum”. Keynote address by Scott Fedor ! August 5th. See the PDF for information on registering to attend. SCI Forum

“Bass-trackers, Bayliners and a party barge Strung together like a floatin’ trailer park Anchored out and gettin’ loud all summer long.” Wow, where does the time go! It’s been almost 2 weeks since I last posted any updates and I

“Scars are souvenirs you never lose, the past is never far.” I’m sitting here staring at this computer screen, unsure what to say into the voice-activated software that will transcribe my thoughts onto this proverbial piece of paper. I went

“God is the Sun and when His rays fall upon your heart, not impeded by the clouds of egoism, the lotus blooms and the petals unfold.” The above pictures are from Chichen Itza, the famous Mayan ruins in the Yucatán

As George Herbert once said, “Love and a cough cannot be hid.” A few months ago I did an interview for a TV program focused on individuals and their experiences with clinical trials. There is also an accompanying magazine article

“In the wreckage of heartache and hindsight a new beginning starts to unfold. If you let it, it just might save your life.” The aforementioned quote is a song lyric from “Gravity Happens” by Kate Voegele, but more about that