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Unite 2 Fight Paralysis
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Unite 2 Fight Paralysis exists to unite and empower the international spinal cord injury community to cure paralysis through advocacy, education, and support for research. Get Educated and Get Involved.

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Today we are talking to Mason Branstrator in the first of a two-part series on supporting general wellness while living with a Spinal Cord Injury. Quinn Brett, U2FP’s Development and fellow wellness pursuer is joining me for the discussion. Mason Bra... more

Today, we’re joined by Dr. Evan Joiner from Columbia University for a truly fascinating conversation about spinal cord stimulation—but we start somewhere completely unexpected. Before becoming a neurosurgeon, Evan actually began his career as a soap ... more

Today we are talking with Dr. Chase Cornelison, an Assistant Professor in the department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst. Chase brings his unique perspective as a chemical and biomolecular engineer to the problem... more

Today we are having a conversation with Alexander “Sasha” Rabchevsky. Sasha is many things: a professor, a researcher, a paraplegic, and a U2FP board member. He is also one of the old guard of research advocates. And he is frustrated... More info: ht... more

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Recent Guests

Mason Branstrator
Dynamic and influential personality in the spinal cord injury community with a mission to improve life for others.
Episode: Be Well (Episode 131)
Dr. Evan Joiner
Neurosurgeon at Columbia University
Columbia University
Episode: Playing Cords (Episode 130)
Dr. Chase Cornelison
Assistant Professor in the Department of Biomedical Engineering at the University of Massachusetts, Amherst
University of Massachusetts, Amherst
Episode: Under Pressure (Episode 129)
Alexander Sasha Rabchevsky
Professor, researcher, and U2FP board member advocating for spinal cord injury awareness and research
U2FP
Episode: Wisdom from the Old Guard (Episode 128)
Dimitry Sayenko
MD, PhD, associate professor in neuromodulation and neurosurgery at Houston Methodist Hospital
Houston Methodist Hospital
Episode: Peak to Peak (Episode 127)
Adam Thrasher
PhD researcher, associate professor at the University of Houston and associate chair of the Department of Health and Human Performance
University of Houston
Episode: Peak to Peak (Episode 127)
Dr. Abel Torres Espin
Assistant Professor and Director of the Driven Lab at the School of Public Health Sciences, University of Waterloo
University of Waterloo
Episode: SCI & AI (Episode 125)
Dr. James Krause
Distinguished university professor and director at the Center for Rehabilitation Research in Neurologic Conditions
Medical University of South Carolina
Episode: Studying SCI (Episode 124)
Dr. Chet Moritz
CJ and Elizabeth Hwang Endowed Professor and co-director of the Center of Neurotechnology at the University of Washington
University of Washington
Episode: Stimulating ONWARD (Episode 123)

Hosts

Matthew Rodrik
Executive Director at Unite 2 Fight Paralysis, involved in advocacy for spinal cord injury community and extensive education on relevant topics.
Jason Stofer
Advocacy Manager at Unite 2 Fight Paralysis, focused on affecting change regarding spinal cord injury research and treatment.

Reviews

5.0 out of 5 stars from 17 ratings
  • Super!

    Everyone should listen from medical professionals to people with the injury and even just any human — understanding this injury and what’s beneath the wheelchair that you can’t see, would never understand otherwise.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Quinndalina
    United States3 months ago
  • Love this podcast

    Extremely informative in general, a must for anyone who knows or is a spinal cord injury person. And a podcast where sometimes the hosts talk more than the guests :-)

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Diving App
    United Statesa year ago
  • Someone with SCI

    This podcast is great. I appreciate the effort to continue the movement to cure paralysis. Unfortunately I feel as though a lot of the community/ medical field has given up on trying to find a cure and excepting things as they happen. We all deal with things in different ways, but anyone living with SCI knows how difficult life can be living with this. Never give up! I appreciate the the genuine spirits of the people that do this podcast along with all the medical professionals who work hard at ... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Brad sci
    United States5 years ago
  • An sci viewers perspective

    Jason depiction of an individual with SCI viewing life being content was spot on for me. Thanks for sharing keep spreading love and knowledge.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    borowiczd
    United States6 years ago
  • Great discussion and diverse perspectives

    Excellent cast on all aspects of spinal cord injury life, research, treatment and beyond. Great potential too!

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    jburda1
    United States7 years ago

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Listeners appreciate the focus on advocacy, showcasing real stories and struggles of those affected by spinal cord injuries.
Many find the discussions informative and engaging, offering a unique perspective from both medical professionals and individuals with lived experiences.
There is a general sentiment of gratitude towards the commitment and efforts of the hosts and guests to raise awareness and foster community support.

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Playing Cords (Episode 130)
Q: What do you need to see to confidently respond to a patient with spinal cord injury about stimulation?
A better understanding of stimulation methods, improved devices, and an FDA indication for the use of stimulation in spinal cord injury rehabilitation.
Playing Cords (Episode 130)
Q: What are the next steps if you meet the aims of the pilot study?
The next steps would involve a larger study to potentially incorporate paired stimulation and compare different stimulation methods.
Playing Cords (Episode 130)
Q: What are the aims of the pilot study you are conducting?
The aim is to determine the best way to stimulate the cervical cord to help patients regain arm and hand function.
Playing Cords (Episode 130)
Q: How did you get there?
Dr. Joiner transitioned from a soap opera actor to neurosurgery, driven by a desire for purposeful work and influenced by a family background in medicine.
Quinn's Unexpected Journey - CureCast Episode 122
Q: What else can people do to help with this effort?
Being aware of the existence and mission of Unite 2 Fight Paralysis and supporting their initiatives and educational outreach.

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2. Dr. Evan Joiner
3. Dr. Chase Cornelison
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