JACK JABLONSKI FOUNDATION

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This December marks 13 years since Jack Jablonski was paralyzed while playing in a high school hockey game.  As we reflect on all that transpired since Jack's injury, we are grateful for the support that Jack and the foundation have received over the years. On the one-year anniversary of Jack's injury, we launched the Jack Jablonski BEL13VE in Miracles Foundation, now called the Jack Jablonski Foundation.

"I UNDERSTAND MY INJURY, I DON'T ACCEPT IT."

Our mission is to focus on raising funds to advance medical research in paralysis recovery and improve the quality of life for people living with paralysis. We’re really encouraged by the progress that has been made since Jack was paralyzed in 2011 when we were told to accept his injury and learn how to adapt to life in a chair. Of course, we’ve had to do that, but as the tattoo on Jack’s arm says, “I understand my injury, I don’t accept it.” And now we have reason to believe that recovery from paralysis is possible.

SPINAL STIMULATION...IT WORKS!

The most promising reason is called spinal neuromodulation, otherwise known as spinal stimulation. This treatment works! Our foundation has been at the forefront of funding clinical trials so the therapy can become available to everyone living with paralysis from a spinal cord injury and other neurogenic conditions. In our new video that was just released (October 2024) Jack talks about the importance of gaining FDA approval of this life-changing treatment.

THIS TREATMENT WORKS. IT'S SAFE. IT'S NON-INVASIVE.

When spinal stimulation treatment using the SCONE device gains FDA approval, spinal neuromodulation will become the FIRST paralysis recovery treatment ever approved by the FDA for use in medical clinics.

THE URGENCY IS REAL. WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT NOW.

Will you join us by making a gift during Give To The Max Day between now and November 21? Together, we can make a difference and BEAT PARALYSIS.