by
Lynn Wilson, Co-Founder of The CareGiver Partnership
The CareGiver
Partnership has partnered with the new online Faces of Spina Bifida magazine to help people around the world
successfully manage physical challenges.
As
part of a new partnership, customers of The CareGiver Partnership will benefit
from new online magazine Faces of Spina
Bifida’s expert resources on managing the birth defect. Faces of Spina Bifida will offer its
readers news and reviews on the latest, most advanced products for managing
incontinence with dignity and normalcy.
As
a company built on helping people manage incontinence and other challenges, we
look forward to our new collaboration with Faces
of Spina Bifida magazine and its publisher, Alyson Flynn.
Faces of Spina Bifida is an online
magazine celebrating diversity among people living with this rare birth defect
affecting the spinal cord. The news-aggregating site reposts spina bifida
stories published around the world, creating a platform for people of all ages
to chronicle their lives, share inspiration and make connections.
Kids
growing up with spina bifida may go years without meeting someone else living
with the condition. Parents raising a child with it may wonder about their
child’s future success,” says Alyson Flynn, publisher of Faces of Spina Bifida. “By placing all the stories in one location,
readers are provided a view into a spina bifida lifestyle never seen before.”
Articles
on the site encompass research, legislative and healthcare news; personal
stories and blogs; links to resources and videos; event news; and a marketplace
offering helpful services, books and other products. The online magazine
receives letters every week from readers who are thankful they’re not alone,
and Flynn responds to each.
Incontinence
is one of the many challenges faced by those with spina bifida. Included in The
CareGiver Partnership’s 500+ incontinence
products
are new advancements, such as washable incontinence products and the SoSecure Swim Brief, a unisex
undergarment for adults and teens that can be worn under swimwear.
According
to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, approximately 1,500
babies are born with spina bifida each year in the United States. Physical and cognitive
side effects range from mild to severe; however, with quality medical care,
most people with spina bifida are capable of leading full, productive lives.
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