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Help Desk → Success Stories - Living with SCI/D → Stories of Success After SCI/D → Cynthia White-Work & Social Life With Incomplete Quadriplegia

3.11. Cynthia White-Work & Social Life With Incomplete Quadriplegia

Cynthia White-Living a glamorous, adventurous life as a photographer's model and teaching children to ski, SCI brought Cynthia clarity of purpose to encourage and applaud other's chrysalis. She served as Pilot's Club Handicapped Woman of the Year, Ms. Wheelchair Alabama, has a website/blog dedicated to SCI, and is an author.