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Finding the ‘Wright Stuff’ to Press Onward
Los Angeles (PRWEB) Spinal injuries affect approximately 276,000 Americans with varying degrees of longevity and quality of life. For Victor J. Wright, his young...
Mind-control exoskeleton gives unprecedented paralysis recovery
An exoskeleton that enables movement and provides tactile feedback has helped eight paralysed people regain sensation and move previously paralysed muscles
"I FELT the ball!"...
Paralyzed aerialist vows to one day walk and fly again
SACRAMENTO, CA – Tresa Honaker has adapted to life's changes with an unwavering resolve and trust.
"It's the hardest work I've ever done in my...
Scott W. Fedor – Stand Strong
Scott Fedor was an accomplished businessman and driven individual who thought he had his life all planned out. In July 2009, his world was...
Jesse Billauer Helps People With Spinal Injuries Experience The Joy Of Surfing
Second chances are rare in sports, but when surfing phenom Jesse Billauer got his, he also wanted to share it with others like him.
As...
Utah Prom Queen Gives Crown to Special Needs Student
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5d9FrkHwLSM
Vote for Kendra Muller: May is Mobility Awareness month! Please vote every day, you can get two votes a day by answering a easy...
The PerfIC Cath
http://youtu.be/HfBeQVVGivc
The PerfIC Cath catheter was created by Dr. Glen House, a C7 complete quadriplegic (aka: tetraplegic) who could not use any other intermittent catheters...
Jesse Billauer: Happiness Interview
You’re 17, and the most pressing concerns in your life are binge-drinking, prom, and being your parents’ worst nightmare. The so-called “real world” is...
Aiming high: Young accident victim keeps up his studies and his attitude
BUTTE — Who hasn’t done what Calven Goza did? But unlike so many, Goza paid a steep price.
On May 3, 2012, Goza, a student...
Clinical trials give spinal injury victims hope
There is fresh hope for thousands of paraplegics in New Zealand yearning that someday someone will give them a chance to walk again.
Now, thanks...
