As the two jumpers were about to land, the parachutes broke loose, leaving Mazyck no time for a proper landing. But while undergoing rehab in Fayetteville, N. Therapists gave her the chance, and sure enough, Mazyck showed enough movement to convince staff to transport her to the spinal cord injury unit in Augusta, Ga. When her therapy was complete, Mazyck opted to take a year or so living at home with her mom to adjust to her new way of life.
As everyday tasks like driving and taking care of her son became more natural, her desire to be more independent also grew. Mazyck knew it was time to move out, even doing so much as driving to Orlando by herself to take her son to Disneyworld. Armed with independence, Mazyck attended her first National Veterans Wheelchair Games in Minnesota in , and instantly fell for the camaraderie and competitive spirit of the Games.
See actions taken by the people who manage and post content. Page created - November 29, Related Pages. Nonprofit organization. National Veterans Wheelchair Games. Paralyzed Veterans of America, Buckeye Chapter updated their cover photo. Jill Peternel Byrd how do we get involved I have been trying to reach a Michael from your office. Most Relevant is selected, so some replies may have been filtered out. Hi Jill! Additionally, moving the event annually helps introduce the program to new Veterans, sponsors and partners for the VA and PVA.
Over the years we have seen the benefit of these relationships that strengthen opportunities for Veteran services but also for the greater disabled community in that area for years afterward.
The National Veterans Wheelchair Games has 19 different events that Veterans can choose to participate. Orlando International Airport. Paralyzed Veterans of America has a long track record in helping to change lives and build brighter futures for all people who live with SCI and related diseases, such as MS.
We look forward to partnering with you to hurry history in this vitally important area of medicine and health care.
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