U.S. Representative James Langevin of Rhode Island and actor Christopher Reeve announced the creation of a new paralysis resource center.
Located in Short Hills, New Jersey, the Christopher and Diana Reeve Paralysis Center will serve as a central resource for those living with paralysis. $2 million in federal funds sercured by Langevin and other members of Congress will go towards the center.
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The resource center will feature a library and web site as well as educational materials and self-help information.
Freshman Democrat Langevin is paralyzed as the result of a shooting accident as a teenager. Actor Reeve, famous on film as Superman, was paralyzed in a horse-riding accident.
