Canine Companions
My experience getting a service dog with Canine Companions:In 2019 after my major back reconstruction surgery and a month in a hospital plus New Orange Hills Nursery/Rehab center I came back home and…
We help people with injures or disabilities to find any information to overcome pain, speedup rehabilitation and to have more independent life
Overcoming Change Inc. is to provide resources on the companies that are working with injured and disabled people and to connect these people to each other.
We also have light mobility equipment at our store that would help to live an active and extraordinary life.
By signing up on our site we will provide you access to the social media platform and a community where you could share your story or write any blog or information that you would like to share with others.
It’s been well known that it’s difficult for people to go through changes in their lives (changing jobs, moving to another house/place/country or going through some physical change).
I’ve created this site because I had a hard time finding resources when I had a spinal cord injury after my back surgery in 2019.
I am here to share my story and journey and hear about yours. I want to share how I adapt to be independent and take care of my children.
As a single mother of two young daughters, it is important for me to stay strong and to show a good example to them and people who need inspiration.
Here are the benefits to sign up and get connected to people:
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