by Jonathan Cole ✦ Review by David Lorimer, August 2004
A contribution to the psychology of health in the form of a series of interviews with people whose spinal cord injuries have put them into wheelchairs. They are grouped under themes such as enduring, exploring, experimenting, observing, empowering and continuing. The stories revolve round the pivotal devastating event and coming to terms with a completely new angle on living. The message is one of the possibilities and richness of experience available to those living with spinal injuries.
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