“Thank you God. If this is it, thank you so much for what you’ve given me. I am so very grateful. However, if You see fit to allow me to live and to recover from this, I will do the …
Recently, friend and Olympic medalist Mel Stewart produced a video for USA Swimming’s new series, Navy Seals Hardcore Moment about my son Scott and his difficult journey after a near debilitating knee injury. To watch the video click the following: …
I am what I call a Western trained physician. I have been schooled via excellent American universities, medical schools, residency programs and fellowships and have worked hard to stay at the leading edge of the latest medical treatments in my …
Mihaly Czikszentmihalyi, the psychologist who teaches the concept of Flow that I spoke of in my last post, says that Flow defines…“how to live life as a work of art, rather than as a chaotic response to external events…” Since …
Every athlete probably has their own rituals and ways of preparing before an event or game. As a young swimmer I was no different. I noticed early on a need, before a race, to find a quiet place away from …
It is truly amazing what can happen when innovations in technology meet health care. Watching this video on Ted.com I was so moved by the spinal cord injury patient who stands to walk for the first time in 19 years. …
Ran into my dear friend Rowdy Gaines recently at a celebration for University of Texas alums who have swam on the National Team. Rowdy is not only an amazing athlete, but an incredible human being. If you’re not already aware …
Part 1: Types of Stem Cells Stem Cells. Just say the words and debate follows. I realize that the use of “stem cells” is a hot topic in the news and in politics; what I find deeply disturbing is that …
Today an article came out about my spinal cord injury accident and subsequent recovery in the Austin newspaper, The Statesman, written by Pamela LeBlanc. I conducted an interview with Pam before the article, of course, sharing with her details of …