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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 25 ต.ค. 2024
- Just me showing how I get on the ground and back into my wheelchair to help people like me. I never did it the way i was taught in therapy because my way is much easier! At least for me.
Im a T5 complete paraplegic paralyzed from thee chest down. No function or feeling.
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Thank you for this... My brother was paralyzed a month ago and is about ready to go home from therapy. I'm glad there are so many folks willing to show and share tips like this.
You're very welcome!😊 That's why i made them. I remember out patient therapy and how i really didn't use much of what they taught me. I figured a lot of it out on my own, so i figured i'd share. Glad to help!😁 Let me know if you think of any other videos i can make to help. And i appreciate the comment! Thank u
I'm a T5 complete too. I always have a bungee cord or two on my chair. They help keep my knees together so i can just focus on the lift.
Good on you bro! I'm a T6 complete over in U.K.. and informative to others. Only point I can add is don't get a belly as being no core it's hard to muscle up, your legs don't get as close as they need to ;)
You are such an inspiration! Thank you.
Thanks for sharing, Im a new T5 complete and the way they taught me in rehab was much harder and I still cant do that today.
Ill try your way...cheers!
Thank you for doing what you do. It helps!!!
I love your channel! Whenever I see these videos it's mostly lower injuries. And I'm like. "yeah dude whatever".. This is the stuff!!
Do Powel Thank you so much!😁😁😁 I appreciate that a lot!🙏🏼😊
Lol wait what?
Thank you so much that was very informative
YOU MADE THAT LOOK EASY BROTHER THANK YOU FOR MAKING THE VIDEOS KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK MY ACCIDENT HAPPENED 18 MONTHS AGO...
BOBBY DRANE Thanks bro!👊🏼 Yea I’ll be making more here soon. And yea it takes practice!💪🏼♿️
That's really amazing bro I'd honestly like to see this again from a different angle tbh like maybe from the side tbh because that would help me out a lot I believe
Turtle Gamer I got u! Coming soon!🙌🏼😬💪🏼😁
Thanks for the GREAT VIDEOS Bro!!! Keep them COMING. You have an AWESOME COLLECT of SHOE'S too!!!!
Hey Bro
Would like to know the important dimensions of your wheelchair and your height ?
Chair width , length height wheel size etc ...
Great video! Do you mind if I ask about your chair specs? In particular, the front seat height & seat width. I'm close to buying a new TiLite because my current Quickie is way too high to climb back into it from the floor as it has a 21 inch front seat height. Thanks!
Good wheel..💗
Can you do a video of you trying to move your legs sir
nice mello's man cool video
How long after the accident did it take you to be able to do that? I’m a T5 para complete as well, have been for 1 year so far. Thank you for your videos :)
Marlene Contreras I think it was sometime in between 1-2yrs. And you’re welcome😊 Thank u for watching!😁
Still awaiting your videos on cooking and meal preparation
JAYDEEP CHOWDHURY I will make it ASAP! Hopefully today!
If i get stuck in the floor, how you put your legs, pulled up close to you, mine will just slide straight back down, ive tried so many ways, but always the same. My SCI is L3-L4, and has left me with spastic paralysis & polyneuropathy. Can you offer any advice? Im in the UK which sadly isnt as advanced as USA
marie edge hmmm, well everybody is different, my way won't work for everyone. But I always recommend shoes. They help stop the feet from sliding. Without shoes my feet would slide a bit. And also be patient, wait for spasms to calm down. I can do it with my legs out, but that's only because I have had a lot of practice and I'm a lightweight guy. Hope this helps🙂
Perhaps keeping a Velcro strap in your back pack (if you carry one) would be useful in that you could strap the foot nearest the chair to the chair but just firmly enough to allow for pivotal movement.
marie edge check out my idea for you below.
Hi do you always wear shoes? Or are you also like me without them outside?
Yes I try to always have shoes on when I’m in my chair
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Your foot plate looks really low. Does that get you hung up on things?
Not that i notice. But if a crack or something is more then like 2inches then i gotta pop the front wheels. Im used to it though, being a very active para.
how long ago was your accident? I'm a T12 spinal shock
gmdriven I was injured in 2006. Almost 11 yrs ago.
I miss u..
how did u get paralyzed?
Dentysta Statysta Motorcycle accident.
nice. u ve heard about Tomasz Gollob? he's been paralyzed recently but now they're saying he's regaining proprioception in his legs. u think it means he'll be able to walk? do you have any proprioception? Cheers,
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I prefer without them
Good but you need to lock the chair fella.
Stevetheperformer I don't need locks. I'm a professional 😉😁
Work it fella.