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Stories of Resilience: Our Best Companion Is Our Willpower

Today we interview Carlos Viñals, a cheerful and lively person, who explains his vision of life, disability, and persistence. He describes himself as someone who doesn’t give up; fighting is not an option. In this conversation, he tells us about his way of understanding reduced mobility, the challenges he has faced and continues to face, […]

Stories of Resilience: Life is to be lived, not thought about.
Stories of Resilience: Life is to be lived, not thought about.

Today we interview Juan Antonio, one of those people who, with few words and much truth, make you reconsider what you thought you knew about life, disability, and happiness. He describes himself as “just one more,” sometimes grumpy, sometimes boisterous, but always authentic. In this conversation, he talks about his way of understanding reduced mobility, […]

“Accept to Live: The Story of Silvia Hatero Sánchez”
“Accept to Live: The Story of Silvia Hatero Sánchez”

With this section, we want to reach those who are going through difficult times with their disability. Many people have written to us expressing their need for support and warmth. At the same time, we seek to give visibility to unsung heroes who, with their daily efforts, make the world a more humane place. And […]

Stories of Resilience: Cristina and her path to autonomy
Stories of Resilience: Cristina and her path to autonomy

Tell us a bit about yourself: what’s your name, how old are you, and how would you like us to describe your situation as a person with reduced mobility? My name is Cristina. I am 51 years old. It’s July. After thirteen days in the hospital, I stopped walking for a few months, with tension […]