TRYAbility Neurorecovery Center

03/04/2026

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02/28/2026

Do you have equipment you no longer need but could be beneficial to someone else in the disability community? Are you in need of equipment that is not covered or is financially out of your budget? Call Devices 4 the Disabled to donate or inquire!
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Three vehicles. Three life-changing moments. All on one street outside Devices 4 the Disabled.

One car is being loaded with equipment headed to a recipient in need. A public transit bus stops to pick up a recipient in their new power chair, experiencing a whole new level of independence. Another car pulls up, with people carrying donations ready to transform someone’s life.

We call this a typical day at D4D. Simple actions, extraordinary outcomes.

Every handoff, every donation, every journey matters. This is more than just a busy street—it’s mobility, independence, and community in action. It’s D4D!

02/28/2026

⛵️ Have you tried adaptive sailing, yet?? Learn more by attending the Open House on 5/30/26! (Free parking)

May 2026 May 16 - Volunteer Orientation 11:00 May 16 - Racing Season Discussion - New and Veteran Racers 4:00 May 30 - 36th Annual Open House/Lunch 10:00 - 4:00 June 2026 June 3 - Lessons Begin June 6 - Volunteer Training #1 10:00 - 1:00 June 13 - Volunteer Training #2 10:00 - 1:00 June 20 - Race Cl...

02/28/2026

📌 Join via Zoom on 3/5/26

Join us for the first National MS Education and Awareness Month live panel discussion from individuals living with . These panelists will be sharing their MS diagnosis, experiences, and stories with their perspective on living with the disease over the past 4 decades.

This program was made possible with support from our sponsors: Novartis, Sanofi, Genentech, and EMD Serono.

Register today to participate in the incredible program 👉 https://msfocus.us/Panel0326

02/20/2026

Attn: Women with MS
Connect with others! Whether you’re seeking advice, friendship, or simply a space to be heard, there’s a group for:
Real talk; Real support; Real connection.
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The group meets every 2nd Tuesday of the month at 5:00pm CST. The first meeting will be on Tuesday, 3/10/26.
✨Register today!✨

Living with MS can feel overwhelming at times — but together, we’re stronger. This virtual peer-led support group brings women together to connect, learn, and support one another through every stage of the journey. Through open conversation, shared stories, and resource sharing, participants bui...

02/20/2026

Vote NO on the SAVE Act!

“The SAVE Act has passed the U.S. House of Representatives and is now headed to the U.S. Senate. If enacted, it would create new federal barriers that disproportionately harm voters with disabilities — including right here in Illinois.

In Illinois, approximately 1.3 million eligible voters have a disability.

Disabled voters already face systemic barriers to participation, including inaccessible polling locations, transportation challenges, and difficulties obtaining needed assistance. National research shows that disabled voters are three times more likely to encounter problems casting a ballot than nondisabled voters.

Illinois has made meaningful progress in expanding access to voting.

Vote-by-mail has long been available to any registered Illinois voter. In 2022, Equip for Equality, in collaboration with our partners, drafted and successfully advocated for passage of legislation in Illinois to provide a remote, accessible vote-by-mail system for voters with print disabilities — including blindness, low vision, physical dexterity limitations, and certain cognitive or learning disabilities. This system allows voters to receive, mark, and verify their ballots electronically using their own assistive technology.

The SAVE Act would move us in the opposite direction.

The bill would:

· Limit access to vote-by-mail for people with disabilities and others

· Restrict who may assist a voter with a disability — and potentially criminalize assistance

· Require hard-to-obtain documents, such as passports or birth certificates, to register or update voter registration



Simply put: The SAVE ACT will create new and formidable barriers for eligible voters with disabilities.

Accessible voting is not a convenience. It is a civil right protected by the Americans with Disabilities Act and reinforced by the Help America Vote Act.

Illinois has worked to expand access. The Senate must not reverse that progress.



Contact Your U.S. Senators

· Senator Dick Durbin

· Senator Tammy Duckworth



Simple Script

Hello, my name is [NAME], and I live in [CITY], Illinois.

I’m calling to urge Senator [Durbin/Duckworth] to oppose the SAVE Act.

In Illinois, about 1.3 million eligible voters have a disability. Disabled voters already face significant barriers, and this bill would make voting by mail harder, restrict assistance, and add burdensome documentation requirements.

Please protect accessible voting and vote NO on the SAVE Act.

Thank you.”

02/19/2026

To learn more about the flyer we recently posted outside of our business about a missing father, please read, help spread the word and be on the look out.
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"National Find Dan Day": Three months after her dad went missing following a car crash, Wendy Davis is taking her search national. Full story at the link in the comments.

02/16/2026

☕️ Good morning! Saturday is National Caregivers Day but we want to show appreciation to the TRYAbility families and caregivers all week long! Please take a well deserved break to enjoy a cup of coffee with a treat while making connections with others in our waiting room. 🫶

Thank you for your support and for all that you do! 🌹

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02/12/2026

Dear TryAbility Families and Caregivers,

We are excited to announce that the week of February 16–20 will be our Caregiver Appreciation Week at TryAbility.

Caregivers play such an essential role in the progress, well-being, and daily lives of those we serve, and we want to take time to recognize and celebrate everything you do. Your dedication, advocacy, patience, and unwavering support do not go unnoticed, and we are truly grateful for you.

Throughout the week, we will have coffee and treats available in the waiting room for you to enjoy during your visit. We also hope this will be a meaningful opportunity for caregivers to connect with one another, share experiences, and feel supported within our community.

Thank you for the trust you place in our team and for the incredible care you provide every day. We look forward to celebrating you! 💞

With appreciation,
The TryAbility Team

02/12/2026

💙 Go Bears and Go KEVIN!

02/09/2026

Get Your TRYAbility Gear ON SALE for Valentine’s Week! 🫶 💞 💜 🎁 🌹 💘
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