The process of changing your worldview is never easy. Introspection is not often a comfortable process, but then again, change never really is for many of us, and yet its change that keeps us growi

What if there were a way to know which healing supplements your body liked and disliked? It would be invaluable for the healing process, as well as overall body health. You could avoid substances th

The feeling of coming home after youve been away at battle is like a warm sensation of solid safety. Coming home is also a reminder of what it is like to be seen, to be known as who you are, and to

Most of us have known a family in medical crisis. However, what we dont always know is how we could possibly help a family experiencing major grief and loss. This Trauma Healing Learning details ho

Welcome to Episode 12 and welcome home. This two-part segment of the Blink of an Eye story details the behind-the-scenes fear and insecurity Archer and Louise were facing at the Shepherd Center in

Welcome, listeners, to the Blink of an Eye Podcasts new and exciting series, Ask Louise. Tune in to these periodic installments for community, support and answers in the face of Spinal Cord Injur

Summer is a time of traveling, relaxation and recreational activity. It is also a time for increased Spinal Cord Injury: boating, diving, swimming and motor vehicle accidents. 80% of SCI accidents hap

Season 3: Trauma Healing Learning 10: An Inside Look at Cardiac Complications in Spinal Cord Injury and Bedside Consultations with Dr. Mohamed Elnahal In this Trauma Healing Learning, we welcome back

Episode 10 gives you a close up look at medical interactions both raw and heartwarming and their impact on quality medical care. You’ll also hear a surprising cardiac benefit of the feeling of connect

Listen along as Louise chats with Riley Thacker, a good friend of Archer and a Nurse at the renowned Children’s National Hospital in Washington, D.C. In Episode 9, we heard about Riley’s visit to the