Cripple getting in truck
Nov 15, 2010 | 12:20 PM
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Where's the Beef?
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Honestly Josh,its a real good thing sensation has developed after the accident.I would attribute it to your will to stay active.My wife is in phyical therapy so i end up hearing some stories similar to what has happened with you.My best advice for you would be to keep trying and do what you can to stimulate blood flow in your lower half by max assisted movement like pedaling or massages if you can swingem.I really think you got a good chance to regain some movement at some point.You would'nt be the first ive heard of regaining movement after complete lower paralysis.
Nov 15, 2010 | 12:28 PM
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Man I watched your vid last night and was kind of speechless, you get in and out of that thing better than most folks that have full function of their legs. Very cool to see you not letting the accident keep you down. Big time props brother.
Nov 15, 2010 | 12:29 PM
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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.
don't mind at all. That's why I put it on YouTube instead of photobucket. Curious tho as what training u would need it for? Guess I forgot your profession
thanks
Nov 15, 2010 | 12:41 PM
#44
Safety - I work in the refineries. I'm putting something together on home safety . . . off site injuries.
Nov 18, 2010 | 09:25 AM
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Nov 18, 2010 | 11:45 AM
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Cool vid. I've never seen a chair that has such quick release wheels, I thought they all just folded up. When you said you were making the vid to show Andrew, is that Cttandy you're talking about? If there is sensation coming back in your leg, I think I might know of something that would maybe help it come back faster. Have you ever heard of Scalar Wave Lasers? Or cold lasers? Looks like a hypercrap programmer, but it actually works! My wife had a few treatments done for her arthritis and it helped so much that we bought one. Google them, or look up ilovemylaser.com. (Mods, if it ain't cool pimpin' another site like this, just delete that sentence, no worries.) The bloody thing works for everything! One doctor I listened to at a conference said his biggest joy is having a stroke victim come into his office unable to speak and then say thankyou as he leaves. I use my wife's laser for everything. It's an amazing little device. Check it out!
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