Monday, June 12 2006
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More people with spinal cord injuries are resuming sports they participated in before they got hurt. Last year’s film Murderball documented the lives of players on the US wheelchair rugby team. This weekend, a group gathered on Wrightsville beach to help about a dozen guys with spinal cord injuries get into the water and ride a few waves. Rose Hoban reports.
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