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A new school year comes with plenty to think about. And if your child uses intermittent catheters, you may have a few extra questions. Will they have enough time and privacy? What happens if they need help? Will they remember their schedule when the school day gets busy? 

A little planning can go a long way. By practicing your child’s routine, communicating with school staff, and planning for unexpected situations, you can help your child feel comfortable, prepared, and confident. 

After a spinal cord injury, it's important that you are aware of your vulnerability to certain medical conditions. Your medical team may have informed you of common dangers such as burns, pressure sores, and muscle spasms. However, there is a lesser-known medical problem unique to many people with a spinal cord injury that is serious and can be life-threatening. It's called autonomic dysreflexia.