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Jane Warbigge

Nurse Information Specialist at United Spinal Association with over 25 years of experience in spinal cord injury care and patient advocacy.

Jun 15, 2026

50:34
How do you support people or how do you see people kind of deal with those real barriers and challenges in your community?
50:41
Well, certainly it is a challenge, as we've stated, but, you know, there are things that can help.
50:49
For example, and I just think staying connected, again, staying connected with your community is important.
50:57
For example, some of the spinal cord injury model system centers in the United States will consult with other clinicians.
51:05
They don't give medical advice or opinion, but they may consult with other health care professionals that don't specialize in spinal cord injury or whatever the condition may be, but are willing to give advice.
51:18
So that can be a helpful place to start.
51:21
So certainly, you know, it is a challenge, but there are maybe workarounds sometimes.
54:27
So what simple concrete shifts might someone going through that make to feel a little bit more influence in their kind of bladder or continence care so for

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