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About a quarter million people in the United States live with spinal cord injuries, and thousands more are injured every year. As medical advances have allowed people with spinal cord injuries to survive and live into old age, we are learning more about what unique health problems arise as they get older. Four individuals with SCI who were injured in their teens and are now in their 50s and 60s share their stories about changes over time and how they try to stay healthy and independent as they age. After watching, please complete our 2-minute survey at is.gd/scivideos. Visit our website at sci.washington.edu.