Cripple getting in truck
#32
Mad respect Josh!!!!
There was a kid in a lifted dodge diesel on 35's who came into work one day and did the exact same steps getting in and out. Except his fall into his chair had to be a good 3ft. I dont know how the hell he got back in his truck.
There was a kid in a lifted dodge diesel on 35's who came into work one day and did the exact same steps getting in and out. Except his fall into his chair had to be a good 3ft. I dont know how the hell he got back in his truck.
#33
Just the constant tingle and I can feel the calf muscle and muscles in my feet contract when they spasm.
No control over movement. Tyring just makes them tingle more but they don't move. The good thing is that when I first had my wreck they didn't tingle any when I would try so could be a good sign.
No control over movement. Tyring just makes them tingle more but they don't move. The good thing is that when I first had my wreck they didn't tingle any when I would try so could be a good sign.
Last edited by SincalT/A; Nov 14, 2010 at 11:55 PM.
#35
First of all I am honored to know you. Anyone who fights as hard on a daily basis to retain independence like you is my ******* hero.
The video is informative and quite possibly another disabled person will see it and realize their disability isn't so disabling. For that I commend you.
You are starting to get sensation? Watching you in the video it looks as though you use your legs a little to get in and out. Sensation is positive.
Thank you for sharing with us here.
The video is informative and quite possibly another disabled person will see it and realize their disability isn't so disabling. For that I commend you.
You are starting to get sensation? Watching you in the video it looks as though you use your legs a little to get in and out. Sensation is positive.
Thank you for sharing with us here.
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