Damage to the spinal cord results in serious consequences, pain, plegia or paresis of the affected parts of the body. Specifically, spinal injuries can cause damage to the spinal cord that leads to loss of function such as mobility and/or impaired sensation. Common causes of spinal cord injuries are trauma (traffic accident, blow, fall, etc.) or diseases that require urgent care and early physiotherapy intervention. After trauma or disease diagnosis, the focus should be on avoiding secondary impairments, disabilities and impairments by observing the domains of the International Classification of Functioning, Disability and Health. Often, spinal cord injuries happen suddenly, which means that in most cases, an otherwise healthy person becomes a disabled person. Her physical, mental and social well-being changes, and thus her quality of life. Of great concern to society is precisely the quality of life that results from surviving a medical event and any subsequent disability. Improving the quality of life after diagnosing a disability as a result of a spinal cord injury goes beyond the concept of health of the World Health Organization and, in addition to physical, emotional and social well-being, also includes eudemonic well-being, that is, it includes a sense of the meaning of one's own life and oneself through the process of self-actualization. Rehabilitation has the greatest role in achieving an adequate quality of life for persons with disabilities as a result of spinal cord injury through hospitalization and maintaining the quality of life even after discharge from the hospital. In addition to the reduction and elimination of complications, as well as the reintegration of persons with spinal cord injury into society, effective rehabilitation aimed at the quality of life will aim to help persons with spinal cord injury in the activation of coping strategies so that they can function with the greatest possible degree of independence and at the same time have a sense of enjoyment in life. The aim of this research was to determine the quality of life and satisfaction of the participants in accordance with the parameters of coexistence after a spinal injury. The research was conducted in 2021 in the territory of the Republic of Croatia, and 87 participants who were also disabled after a spinal cord injury took part in the survey. The research was conducted using a questionnaire that was published on social networks in the form of a Google forms questionnaire. The research proved that the participants are partially satisfied with equal participation in the community, the possibilities of free movement and accessibility of public and other events, and the possibilities of employment and work. They are mostly satisfied with family life, living conditions and quality of life as a whole.