"..I had a spinal cord injury and no clue what to do next"     Do You Know Someone Suffering From a Spinal Cord Injury?

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Written by an individual with a spinal cord injury

A spinal cord injury can be a sudden, life-changing event with a dramatic impact on a family's lifestyle, finances and emotions.       You can't always count on getting answers from doctors and nurses who are already overworked, overwhelmed and frantically trying to save lives.          And, as efficient as the Internet is, much is scattered in little corners on thousands of web sites. Still, not everything can be found online.      That's what makes "What Next?" so valuable. It's a comprehensive guide for spinal cord injury patients and families with information gathered from many sources.      Because it has been written by an individual who lives daily with a spinal cord injury, it takes into account the emotions: the fear, anger, frustration, feelings of being helpless and in need of answers. It answers such vital questions as: What exactly is a spinal cord injury? Can people stay alive after breaking their necks? What are the effects of the spinal cord injury on the body? Is paralysis permanent? Can a person walk after a spinal cord cord injury? Can a person with a spinal cord injury have children? How long will someone stay in the hospital after a spinal cord injury?

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With an electronic book (e-book), there's no waiting.  You can start reading immediately. No trips to a bookstore, no waiting in traffic, no waiting for mail delivery. Reading is also made simple.  All subjects are linked so you can easily click from one to another. Learn the effects of a spinal cord injury       Some patients walk away from the hospital after suffering what seemed to be a severely damaged spinal cord. Others remain in a wheelchair for life after what appeared to be a minor accident. "What Next?" explains how a spinal cord injury may affect: Feeling and movement Bladder function Bowel function Respiratory function Circulatory function Sexual function Skin Body temperature control Involuntary muscle spasms Nerve pain and phantom pain Joint and muscle pain .......and other physical factors How to adjust for change      A spinal cord injury impacts more than the body.  A family's entire lifestyle can be affected. In "What Next?" you'll find how to address: Housing arrangements for someone with a spinal cord injury Modifications and where products can be found without breaking the bank  Medical insurance Transportation needs for someone with a spinal cord injury Financial assistance Employment What to expect in the first days and weeks   after a spinal cord Injury      Having the knowledge of what to expect can ease anxiety, help families cope and speed the recovery process.  Fear, uncertainty and doubt won't disappear, but in "What Next?" you'll learn about: Surgery that may be needed and why Types of rehabilitation programs and where to find them Five things that must be checked every day   Preventing the top causes of death among those with spinal cord injuries

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"What Next?" is also helpful to individuals and families who have lived with spinal cord injuries for years. It contains current information about: Recent breakthroughs in cure research including stem cells and robotics New technologies to improve effectiveness in the workplace Updated medical procedures and applications that help reduce spasticity, urinary tract infections and autonomic dysreflexia. If you don't know what these terms mean, you'll learn quickly An FDA-approved product that eliminates bowel problems  Where to buy fully-modified vans at less than retail price Wheelchair-accessible sports and recreation activities A little device that eliminates the need for help in emptying urinary bags Speech recognition technology and assistive devices How to find a career after an injury         A spinal cord injury is a disability. No argument there. An injured person may choose to collect disability payments for a lifetime. But work can be psychologically enriching and far more financially rewarding. Many government programs will pay for education, training and adaptive equipment for people with disabilities. Some will finance a new business interest-free. "What Next?" explains: Which careers are most suitable for those with spinal cord injuries Which government agencies to contact for financial help with education, training and adaptive equipment How to test the waters at multiple jobs Understand your legal rights          Recent laws have dramatically improved many forms of accessibility for people with disabilities. "What Next?" summarizes key points of the Americans with Disabilities Act ("ADA"), giving you an understanding of: Basic definitions of the law Compliance requirements for private and government entities What to do if you spot a violation How to discuss accessibility issues with an employer How to utilize your local attorney general's office How to file a complaint Advocacy groups and where to locate them Learn about personal injury lawsuits  and how to recover damages      Over a lifetime, medical costs associated with a spinal cord injury can run into millions of dollars. If your injury was the result of someone's negligence, you may have a legal case to recover medical costs as well as monetary damages for pain and suffering. Read the chapter on personal injury to: Help determine if you have a case Learn the strategies of proper attorney selection Learn how to negotiate fees

Learn the keys to rapid improvement          After a spinal cord injury, some wallow in self-pity and never try to improve. Others merely do what is required. But if you put your heart and mind into therapy, the results can be outstanding.       Because injuries vary in type and severity, the amount and speed of improvement also will vary. Knowing about the most current therapy techniques and putting them to use properly can ensure rapid improvement. You'll learn about: The types of rehabilitation programs currently available Programs and equipment to rapidly improve muscle strength and coordination. How paralyzed individuals can get an aerobic workout  Home equipment every spinal cord injured individual should have How to develop motivation      Loss of muscle mass, loss of bone density and lack of exercise are just a few problems facing someone with a spinal cord injury. The correct equipment and rehabilitation program can bring dramatic improvement. Also, insurance may cover most of the costs.    Enjoy a happy and prosperous life despite disability     Times are much better for people with disabilities. Antibiotics and new medical technologies have dramatically extended the life expectancy of those with spinal cord injuries. Online services have opened doors for lasting relationships. Hotels, resorts and travel destinations have greatly improved accessibility. Speech recognition and other technologies have paved the way for career opportunities previously inaccessible to those with disabilities.     A spinal cord injury is life-changing, but there's tremendous hope. Research is looking into promising cures. And while these are being developed, people with spinal cord injuries can live full and rewarding lives. Order now to begin your recovery today     If you're a relative or friend of someone with a spinal cord injury, you have your own healing to do. Speed your own recovery by getting answers now. Within minutes, you can be learning about the important issues and how to deal with them. No trips to the library or bookstore. No waiting for the mail. No waiting for someone on a busy medical staff to find time for you. Just press a few buttons on your computer and you'll be reading instantly.      Knowledge really is power. It can ease anxiety and help you develop strength. Things can get scary and painful, but human beings have an amazing ability to adapt. You can pull through.

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Remember, What Next? A Survival Guide for Spinal Cord Injury Patients and Families is in electronic form delivered via download, so there's no waiting for the product to be mailed to you! You can begin getting answers to your important questions within minutes! Sincerely,          Ken Kurtz                                                                                    President   What Next Publications       P.S. Your time is valuable. Yes, you could probably find a great deal of information on the Internet just surfing for hours. Or, you can get the important information immediately.