Former NFL football player Ray Crockett voluntarily took to a wheelchair for a month during the taping of Morgan Spurlock's TV show titled 30 Days. During that month, Crockett gained an appreciation for the strength it takes to live with a disability. Read more about Ray Crockett's experience on 30 Days
Doctors told Aaron Baker he would likely not be able to function after a motocross accident rendered him a quadraplegic at the age of 20. After making amazing strides through intense rehabilitation, Baker is biking cross-country with his mother to raise awarness for rehabilitation. Read more about Baker's amazing recovery
The gripping documentary So Much So Fast introduces viewers to Stephen Haywood, who was diagnosed with ALS at the age of 29. The film chronicles the ensuing years of his life as he and his family try to find a way to cure or at least cope with the devastating disease.Find out more about the film
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