In Kelly’s Words – Visibility
Posted on July 18, 2022 to Blog
Often people with spinal cord injuries share the sentiment that we are invisible in society. While we’re certainly noticeable (you know… with the chair and all…), people look away because […]
In Kelly’s Words – Summer Opportunities & Obstacles
Posted on June 22, 2022 to Blog
As summer arrives here in Vermont, the weather beckons you outside. Blue sky, light breeze, warm but not hot – there is nothing better! But even as I step outside […]
In Greg’s Words – #GregHasTheBestJob
Posted on May 24, 2022 to Blog
Where do I even start? The last six weeks have been a wild ride. I’ve had two trips, traveled to three states, worked with five incredible adaptive organizations, met 20 […]
In Kelly’s Words – Edie Joins the Sore Club
Posted on April 26, 2022 to Blog
I often use this blog as a place to showcase something that we are doing at the KBF and the impact we are having. But I’ve also used it as […]
In Kelly’s Words – Creating a Community of Women
Posted on March 28, 2022 to Blog
Last week we held A Night to Inspire in Boston, which is our celebration of the KBF’s impact and community. It was our first time back in Boston since 2019 […]
In Kelly’s Words – 16 Years
Posted on February 18, 2022 to Blog
16 years. It’s been a whole person-who-can-drive since I had my spinal cord injury. Sometimes it feels like yesterday, sometimes the memories of before my injury seem so much […]
In Kelly’s Words – Q&A Guest Starring Greg & Edie
Posted on January 27, 2022 to Blog
This month, I wanted to do something a little different with my blog. I love sharing my perspective on my injury, the KBF, and all things adaptive, but we also […]
In Kelly’s Words – Reflecting on a Year of Change
Posted on December 20, 2021 to Blog
If 2020 was a year to forget, 2021 was a year to remember for the Kelly Brush Foundation! When reflecting on the year that just was, I am struck by […]
In Kelly’s Words – The Active Fund Empowers Community
Posted on November 22, 2021 to Blog
When I had my spinal cord injury in 2006, I knew right away that I wanted to get back on the mountain and ski again. Not because I wanted to […]