So I’m the new guy, and the latest guest post contributor to the EasyStand blog. My name is Shawn Dean and I am an attorney and disability consultant in Minneapolis, MN (by way of Eau Claire, Wisconsin). I look forward to sharing a new viewpoint on a variety of disability related topics. But [..}
EasyStand Begins 2010 by Giving Back
by on January 4, 2010
As we begin a new year, if feels great as a company to be able to give back and donate to a worthy organization like the United Spinal Association. Thank you to all of you that visited our EasyStand Holiday Website and helped us reach our goal of raising $3,000! Marlene Harmon-Perkins, [..}
Take NSCIA Online Survey to Improve Advocacy
by on October 13, 2009
An online survey at www.spinalcord.org/survey gives wheelchair users the chance to help consumer groups and policy makers better understand and document the wheelchair selection and purchase experience. Your participation will help partnering consumer groups advocate most effectively on behalf of [..}
Rolling Like a Celebrity-Ms. Wheelchair NJ 2009
by on August 24, 2009
Santina Muha not only rolls like a celebrity, she is a celebrity! She also plays an active role in the disability community. Santina is a guest writer on our EasyStand Blog, read some of her posts. I was inspired by her words, "There are people out there doing amazing things, and I believe we [..}
Locke “Walking” on LOST Island
by on May 19, 2009
This is a guest post on the EasyStand Blog by Santina Muha, Ms. Wheelchair New Jersey and Communications Associate for the National Spinal Cord Injury Association. Are we supposed to believe someone would rather spend their life walking on a deserted island with monsters & polar bears & [..}
Why Being in a Wheelchair is Like Being Paris Hilton
by on January 23, 2009
This is a guest post from Santina Muha. Santina is a journalist, model, public speaker and internet personality. She also holds the position of Communications Associate at the National Spinal Cord Injury Association (NSCIA). She lives in NJ and has a T-11 spinal cord injury from an auto [..}
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