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Bernadine Fox : Emerging from the shadows of trauma and breaking the silence

Bernadine Fox at Vancouver Co-op Radio Listen to this Article   Early life and childhood Bernadine Fox’s life began in the vast openness of Alberta’s bald flat prairie, a place known for its wild beauty and expansive skies, but for her, it was a place of darkness. Her childhood was marked by unspeakable abuse and […]

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The image shows an athlete participating in a marathon, seated in a racing wheelchair. He is wearing black athletic gear, including a hat and gloves, and sunglasses. His race bib, numbered 272, is clearly visible and labeled with "TCS" and "New York City Marathon 2023." The athlete appears to be gesturing with his right hand, possibly giving a thumbs-up or pointing toward the camera. The words "Rise Above Limits" are written on his sleeve. The background shows a blurred crowd of spectators, indicating a lively event setting.

Race for a reason

By Danniel Swatosh, CMO of The Axis Project, Access Initiatives Listen to this Article   George Gallego At The Axis Project, we empower people with disabilities and seniors to lead active lives through adaptive programming and innovative equipment at our Access Initiatives gym. Our inclusive community helps members overcome limitations, achieve fitness goals, and engage

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A person with light skin and blonde hair holds a circular medical device labeled "Port Protect" close to their face. They are wearing a gray sweatshirt with a logo reading "Big Sky Montana" on it. The person has a neutral expression and is positioned against a light-colored background.

Introducing Port Protect—the heartfelt invention that’s changing lives

Listen to this Article   Jamie Shultz’s inspiration for her innovation starts where many others do: with frustration. But she did not tinker away in a garage, dreaming up the next shiny gadget. Her pain and discomfort, the kind that makes the simplest tasks seem monumental, was raw, real and human—stealing comfort from an already

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