We’re also here to offer practical support and resources. From tips on accessible living to info on adaptive equipment and healthcare resources, we’ve got you covered. Our goal? To equip you with the tools and knowledge you need to live your best life.
At Unbroken Steps, we’re building a tight-knit community of individuals, families, and caregivers affected by spinal cord injuries. Through our online platform and social channels, you’ll find a space to connect, share experiences, and find support. Because together, we’re stronger.
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I remember sitting in a wheelchair that was too big for me. Not metaphorically, but literally too big. My feet barely rested where they should. My back had no real support. I kept sliding forward. Read more…
“How is paraplegia taking you?” That’s what I asked my fellow paraplegic, Nawa. “It sucks big time,” he said. And I laughed. Then I asked, “Can we bitch about it a little?” Because sometimes, bitching Read more…
Today marks exactly nine years since I graduated. Nine years since I stood there in that gown, smiling, knowing that I had life figured out. I really thought I did. I had a neat timeline Read more…
Before surgery, I was terrified. The kind of fear that eats at you in silence. I lay there, staring at the ceiling, wondering if this was the end of my life as I knew it. Read more…
A few weeks ago, I found myself at Kasarani Indoor Arena, about to watch the Kenya Wheelchair Basketball team in action. I didn’t really know what to expect. Part of me thought it would be Read more…
They told me to be quiet about my disability.That if I didn’t speak it, maybe it wouldn’t be real.That talking about it would make it worse, like acknowledgment was a curse.That the more I embraced Read more…