Rehabilitation : article
A farmer with MS uses adaptive tools and clever solutions to keep growing produce, raising poultry and welcoming visitors on her small farm.
NEW FRANKLIN, Mo. – Zane Volkmann always wanted to be a horse trainer.
A serious accident weeks before his senior year of high school slowed his gait, but it didn’t throw him.
He cinched up his saddle and began the ride of his life. “You just pick your lip up off the ground and go ride,” he said.
MORRISON, Mo. – Jim Brinkmann’s blindness does not keep him from helping others with vision problems reach their potential.
GRANITE CITY, Ill.– After Bobby Hutchinson lost his left leg in 1991 during Operation Desert Storm, he thought he’d never play golf again.
After a life-changing crash, one Missouri cattle producer rebuilds her future with resilience and purpose.
ST. JAMES, Mo. – Cattle producer Carey Portell braces for November weather. Late-stage arthritis makes it hard to feed 120 head of cattle when it’s cold.
Portell says she is a 39-year-old person living in a 76-year-old’s body.
Choose garden tools designed for comfort and ease to reduce strain and enjoy gardening more.
People across Missouri recognize that healthcare needs to improve. And the first step is understanding what is putting pressure on the system.
COLUMBIA, Mo. - Therapists and counselors have used equine-assisted therapy to help people with learning, physical and behavioral problems. Now it's being used to help cancer survivors cope with the challenges and fears they face after treatment.