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EPISODE · Jul 8, 2020 · 1H 27M

Episode 27: My Neck Is Broken, But My Brain is Just Fine

from Life After Paralysis with Tiffiny Carlson · host Tiffiny Carlson

In Episode 27, we chat with three people who share their amusing and sometimes frustrating stories of discrimination after becoming disabled. In many cases people just don't understand that our brains aren't affected as well, which leads to some funny stories. We chat with Sean Dineen, a professor with spastic paraplegia, Ken Macdonald, a quadriplegic and former quad rugby player, and Antonia Sinibaldi, a vent-dependent quadriplegic, singer and author. Podcast run-time: 1 hr, 27 mins - Listen/watch Antonia sing: https://www.antoniasinibaldi.com/

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