

In the new “Day by day” film, Peter Hofstetter from Entlebuch (Canton of Lucerne) tells his moving story. In January 2018, the 64-year-old had a severe accident while doing some forestry work. He has had incomplete paraplegia ever since.
“I thought I was going to suffocate.”
What you don’t know about me yet…
In the short interview, you will find out what Peter’s biggest limitation was after the accident and hear his hopes for the future, among other things.
“Day by day” film
The “Day by day” film gives the audience an insight into three moving life stories from wheelchair users. The film impressively shows the comprehensive and unique network of services of the Swiss Paraplegic Group.
In addition to Peter Hofstetter, Chiara Schlatter and Dominique Hirschi talk about their daily routines and provide personal insights into their lives.
Thanks to its modular structure, the film can be used in a variety of ways: in addition to a long version with all the protagonists, three short films are also available, each focusing on one person.
Look behind the scenes
Filming on Peter Hofstetter’s farm in Entlebuch
250 000 Swiss francs in case of emergency
Your 6 advantages
- You receive 250 000 Swiss francs if you sustain a spinal cord injury in an accident and end up in a wheelchair permanently.
- The payment process is quick and without red tape.
- The payment is granted independently of insurance benefits and the place of the accident or treatment.
- Benefactors' Association membership is possible both for people who reside in Switzerland and those who live abroad.
- 2 million members have already put their trust in the Swiss Paraplegic Foundation.
- You show your solidarity towards people with a spinal cord injury – given that it can happen to anybody.




