One Day at a Time
At the time of this writing, I’m halfway through my Spinraza (nusinersen) loading doses. As I…
Kevin Schaefer (he/him) is a writer, podcaster, and lover of all things pop culture. Diagnosed with SMA type 2 at the age of 18 months in 1995, he shares a vast array of hilarious and eye-opening stories from his life with a neuromuscular disability. He works as the associate director of community content for this site’s parent company, BioNews. He also hosts the SMA News Today Podcast. Kevin is a graduate of North Carolina State University and lives with his parents in Cary, NC. People regularly mistake him for Tony Stark, on account of his intellect and advanced technological equipment.
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At the time of this writing, I’m halfway through my Spinraza (nusinersen) loading doses. As I…
The winter can be a challenging time of the year for SMA individuals. Not only do cooler temperatures make it…
We’ve all heard the saying that PT is short for “physical torture,” and for the longest time…
A few days ago, I found myself strapped to an operating table while a radiologist injected a…
Blog Blogger Jon Morrow has made a name for himself over the years writing viral content…
In the second episode of the SMA News Today podcast, Community Editor Kevin Schaefer interviews author Ben Mattlin. Mattlin…
The other night, I was out at Barnes & Noble with my dad. As we went to grab…
Transferring an SMA individual in and out of their wheelchair can be a challenge, especially if you don’t have the…
November is a pretty jam-packed month for me. I’m working on a book project for the annual…
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