How we roll

What makes other people actually happy in life? If you ever wondered, you have come to the right place. REHACARE.com talks with a variety of people about happiness, desires and life itself.

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Overview: How we roll

Photo: A young woman on the Brooklyn Bridge in New York, smiling at the camera in front of the skyline; Copyright: private

Nora Hamann – That's how she rolls

12/01/2022

More information about invisible diseases is urgently needed, says Nora Hamann. The 24-year-old knows from her own experience how important it is to exchange ideas with those affected, as well as other social contacts, in order not to lose hope even on gloomy days. What makes a good day for her and how she rolls otherwise, she tells us at REHACARE.com.

Photo: A young man stands on a mountain supported by walking aids; a mountain panorama can be seen in the background; Copyright: private

Jonah Holtermann – That's how he rolls

15/12/2021

Due to an abrasion, Jonah Holtermann's life was turned completely upside down. The 23-year-old thinks positively despite the challenges that still lie ahead. After all, in the interim it was touch and go whether he would survive at all. Thanks to which aids he is mobile again, how it felt to wear a prosthesis for the first time and what makes him roll otherwise, he tells at REHACARE.com

Photo: a young woman with long brown hair – CassMae – wearing a red jacket. The rest of her surrounding is held in blue; Copyright: Udo Fischer | nunsichtbar.de

Cassandra Mae Spittmann – That's how she rolls

01/12/2021

Cassandra Mae Spittmann discovered the world of rhythm at the age of two. While she started out playing the tabla with her feet, the 19-year-old now elicits the notes with her hands. She has remained true to her preference for Indian music. With her voice and her songs, however, she is reaching an ever-growing audience worldwide. At REHACARE.com she tells us how she rolls otherwise.

Photo: A young woman with pink hair in a glittery top sits on a meadow; Copyright: private

Anna Fee – That's how she rolls

17/11/2021

If society doesn't provide accessibility, people have to do it themselves. That's why, Anna Fee has not only become active in the field of fashion. What "going your own path" means to her, why a flight was her greatest adventure to date and how she rolls otherwise, she tells us at REHACARE.com.

Photo: a man in a wheelchair with opened arms on a stage, the photo is taken from behind him; Copyright: private

Sebastian Schild – That's how he rolls

03/11/2021

Sebastian Schild has made his strength his profession and helps others to lead a better life. The 36-year-old is a speaker, trainer and expert for inner strength, perception and mindset. Who he would like to philosophize with, what he cannot live without and how he rolls otherwise, he tells us at REHACARE.com.

Photo: An athletic woman sitting and smiling at the camera; Copyright: Sedrik Nemeth

Silke Pan – That's how she rolls

20/10/2021

Not making happiness dependent on external circumstances or other people and believing that the best is yet to come – that is Silke Pan's recipe for success. What the sport is an expression of, why she would like to ride on the back of a dragon from literature and how she rolls otherwise, she told us at REHACARE.com.