Abuse by caregivers can be domestic violence. This can look like threats to not help someone, withholding medication or assistive devices, financially exploiting someone, making decisions for someone, making someone feel like a burden for needing help, among others. Abuse is never the fault of the person being abused. Talk to someone you trust about the power dynamics between yourself and your caregivers and educate yourself on local resources. Learn more by watching our Attendant Abuse of People Living with Paralysis webinar with Renee Lopez on our YouTube channel, and checking out the National Paralysis Resource Center’s Domestic Violence and Disabilities Fact Sheet at ChristopherReeve.org/factsheet #DomesticViolenceAwareness #DomesticViolenceAwarenessMonth #DisabilityCommunity #TodaysCare