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VA helps Veteran find new meaning and purpose in life after a severe multiple sclerosis relapse.

Learn how VA telehealth and the National Veterans Wheelchair Games empower Linda Hutchinson to stay active, healthy and engaged with her fellow Veterans.

Army National Guard Veteran Jacob Robertson shines at the National Veterans Wheelchair Games, proving the power of adaptive sports and resilience.

The National Veterans Wheelchair Games brings together hundreds of Veterans for some friendly but fierce competition across more than 20 adaptive sports, including softball, basketball and this year's highlight — axe throwing, a sport tried and true to the 2025 Games’ host site Minneapolis, Minnesota.

The 44th National Veterans Wheelchair Games came to a close in Minneapolis after six days of competition, connection and camaraderie.

This touching account of determination and transformation showcases the incredible journey of one veteran as he overcomes personal adversity, making strides not just in sports but in life. Christian Lopez is an inspiring example of how adaptive sports can foster profound personal growth and resilience.

An Army Veteran shares her story about service, MS diagnosis, and her experience at the Wheelchair Games.

A recreational therapist convinced a Veteran to go to the National Veteran Wheelchair Games in New Orleans in July 2024.

Veteran Hank Ebert is a bit of a superstar in the National Veterans Wheelchair Games. He has been attending since 1993.

West Virginia mom builds confidence at the National Veterans Wheelchair Games.

Eugene Palmer is one of hundreds of Veterans participating in the 2024 National Veterans Wheelchair Games.

Dr. Luis Rivas had to choose between serving as an official for the Wheelchair Games or joining the Puerto Rican National Basketball team in Paris.