Hosted by Jen Grosschadl · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 51 episodes
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Welcome to S.C.I. Chronicles, where I share my real-life journey of life after a spinal cord injury at 29-- the highs, the lows and everything inbetween.
Jen Grosschadl hosts S.C.I. Chronicles, a society show with 51 episodes published.
Two years ago, my life changed overnight when I sustained a T3 ASIA B spinal cord injury, and this episode marks my second “Life Day.” In this episode, I’m reflecting on what the second year of life after injury has actu
Show notesWhat does independence really mean after a spinal cord injury? In this episode, I sit down with occupational therapist Leah Hazzard to unpack how independence shifts after injury. We talk about the real difference betwee
Show notesGrief is often talked about in the context of loss—but what about the grief that comes with trauma, life-altering injury, or becoming someone new after everything changes? In this episode, I’m joined by Shawntell Pace, a
Show notesIn this episode, I’m joined by Jeremy “Opie” Lade—Paralympian, Hall of Fame athlete, and longtime leader in adaptive sports—to talk about the importance of fitness after a spinal cord injury. We talk about how fitness an
Show notesAs 2025 comes to a close, I’m reflecting on the lessons this year has taught me—as my first full calendar year living with a spinal cord injury. In this episode, I share insights that came from trial and error, growth an
Show notesIn this episode, I’m joined by my friend and teammate Steven Slack—though everyone calls him Slack—as we talk about his journey into parenthood after a spinal cord injury. Slack shares what becoming a parent looked like
Show notesIn this episode, I share my experience trialing the Peristeen Plus transanal irrigation system—what it is, why I’m trying it, what the setup and training process look like and how things are going so far. I break down th
Show notesWhat if our homes, workplaces, and public spaces were designed from the start to work for everyone—no retrofits needed, no barriers to inclusion? In this episode, I sit down with Rosemarie Rossetti, Ph.D., a nationally r
Show notesIn this episode, I sit down with Amie Day to talk about what it’s like to grow up with a spinal cord injury. Amie shares her perspective as someone who’s lived with her injury since childhood, and how she found connectio
Show notesThis episode, I’m taking a break from the Rogue S.C.I. Alphabet theme to share a more personal update. I’m halfway into year two of my spinal cord injury, and I want to reflect on what these first six months have looked
Show notesIn this episode, I’m joined by Keith and Liz to talk dating with a disability. Keith is a paraplegic living with a spinal cord injury, while Liz is able-bodied, and together they share their journey as a couple. From the
Show notesIn this episode, I talk with Aspen from Accessibility with Aspen Sage all about her incredible service dog, Jojo. Aspen shares how she decided a service dog was right for her, the detailed process of being matched with J
Show notesIn this episode, I’m joined by Tom Haig—a world traveler, writer, and disability advocate—whose journey after a spinal cord injury has taken him across continents and into the heart of global rehab reform. Tom and his br
Show notesIn this episode, I’m joined by Adam Quire, PT, DPT, from Lifeward to talk all about the ReWalk exoskeleton—a wearable robotic system designed to help individuals with spinal cord injuries stand up and walk again. We dive
Show notesIn this solo episode, I’m sharing my experience attending the Abilities Expo in Chicago for the second year in a row! From exploring the latest in accessible tech and adaptive gear to connecting with people who just get
Show notesIn this episode, I’m joined by two friends, Sam and Mackenzie, to talk about their experiences living with quadriplegia. Unlike my own spinal cord injury, which affects my lower body (paraplegia), quadriplegia means that
Show notesIn this episode, I’m joined by Jason Stoffer, a research advocate with Unite 2 Fight Paralysis (U2FP), for a dive into Wisconsin’s legislation supporting spinal cord injury (SCI) research - Assembly Bill (AB) 92 and Sena
Show notesIn this episode, I’m joined by Paralympian Jeromie “Romie” Meyer for an honest and empowering conversation about living with a spinal cord injury as a man. Romie shares his personal journey—from the early days of injury
Show notesIn this episode, we’re getting real about catheters and cathing. I’m joined by two of my friends from the spinal cord injury community, Connie and Sharon, and we share honest conversations about our personal experiences
Show notesIn this episode, we're diving into the world of adaptive clothing - because what we wear matters, especially when our bodies and abilities change. I kick things off discussing some personal wins that I found with Victori
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S.C.I. Chronicles is hosted by Jen Grosschadl. The show is categorised under society (culture) and has published 51 episodes.
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