By the time I finished my SCI program with Project Walk® in California, I was walking across the room on crutches. Bringing the program to Texas as Project Walk-Austin was my next best step.
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Meagan was an active 11 years old with soccer and gymnastics. On Thanksgiving 2006, the family was headed back to Austin after a family holiday when they were in a head on collision. Megan spent almost five months in the hospital. Afterwards she has been doing rehabilitation including aqua and bio therapies. 
All of Kemi's life, she had been very active in church, school and community. In the Spring of 2006, She was a senior at Baylor University studying neuroscience with the goal of becoming a neurosurgeon. Then one night, her life was changed completely by a car accident.
In 2008, Tyler was in college and went motocross racing with friends. One weekend, he decided to go out just one more time. He came up short, and went over his handle bars landing on my head. Next thing he knew, he had been airlifted to the hospital with a damaged spinal cord.
In 2000, Keith-Ann Wagner was a great soccer player and a college junior. On July 4th, she celebrated Independence Day with her family. By the end of the evening, her independence was taken away in a car accident. Her spinal cord was damaged at C 6/7. She was told that the rest of her life would be spent in a wheelchair.