Oh Lord, This Aging Cord: Peer Lead Discussion on the Health Related Challenges of Growing Older with SCI

Join us for "Oh Lord, This Aging Cord", a peer-led discussion hosted by Thomas Jefferson University. This event focuses on the unique health-related challenges experienced by individuals growing older with spinal cord injury. Our session is designed to facilitate open dialogue, share personal experiences, and provide insights into navigating the complexities of aging with SCI.

Event Details

Dates: April 19 @ 1-5pm

Location: To register, please visit the registration form.

About the Discussion

This session provides a supportive environment for peers to share their experiences and strategies for managing health challenges as they age with SCI. Moderated by experienced peers, the discussion aims to address topics such as mobility changes, chronic pain management, mental health, and the evolving nature of self-care as time progresses.

Highlights

Insightful peer-led discussions
Sharing of personal experiences and challenges
Strategies for managing aging with SCI
Opportunities for support and networking

Why Attend?

Whether you are living with SCI or supporting someone who is, this event is an invaluable opportunity to connect with others facing similar challenges. Gain practical advice, share your story, and find solidarity in a community that understands the journey of aging with SCI.

Registration

To register, please visit the registration form.

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