This is Aaron Fotheringham kicking ass and taking names. Just look how the crowd mobs him afterwards? People love it when gimps do crazy shit!
Tag: Wheelchair life
12/27/10: Swedish wheelchair thieves tracked in snow
You can not make this stuff up. Two thieves in wheelchairs from Helsingborg, Sweden made the lamest escape attempt ever after stealing merchandise from a storage unit. Their tracks were picked up so easily, “We didn’t even need a police dog,” said local authorities.
12/12/10: New funding available for British Columbians with disabilities
If you have a disability and live in British Columbia, you gotta know about the British Columbia Personal Supports Network. This great organization has new funding to help YOU get the assistive technology you need.
12/3/10: High-profile UK columnist enthralls with life as new quadriplegic
Melanie Reid, 52, a popular columnist for The Times, a newspaper in the United Kingdom, is exposing real life with paralysis – her new life – like no one before her.
12/2/10: We’re looking for a sponsor!
Our podcast No Free Rides, a show for women with disabilities, is in need of a new sponsor.
11/30/10: Paralyzed bride-to-be is the epitome of class, strength
Rachelle Friedman, a 24 year old woman from Virginia, has shown nothing but strength and class since a prank at her bachelorette party last May resulted in paralysis.
11/4/10: Arizona foundation empowering young women with disabilities with fashion, and Kelly Rowland
The Aurora Foundation is a non-profit after my heart. Their mission – “To empower young women with disabilities to access their inherent leadership capacities.” Their sister foundation, disABLED DIVAZ, has an exciting fashion show coming up. They’ve also launched their first ever fashion design competition.
10/12/10: Study needs couples with SCI
A study on couples, spinal cord injury, and coping is looking for participants. Complete the online questionnaire and enter to win a $200 Visa gift card.
9/30/10: New comic hero, a Muslim boy in wheelchair
This is so cool. Read more
9/21/10: Disability and I Do
Sometimes it’s not the brides who are crazy, but the industry itself. Follow my friend Melissa’s wedding adventures as she manuevers her way through the wedding planning industry, making sure her Cerebral Palsy is nothing more than an inconsequential detail. Her blog: Disability and I Do