Damn, I remember watching your videos, years back when I was first injured(t-5 complete). Thinking this guys crazy…no way he can be this positive about such a nightmare of an injury. Well I finally got my fire back, and realized it’s all about how we react…not the injury itself. Transferring into my old lifted work truck now, passed my driver exam…and dropped the 100 lbs of misery weight I first put on. Life is amazing again. Appreciate you showing the way, when so many of us lose it early on. Glad to see you grinding still 🙏 much love from California
Thanks so much for the message!! The truth is I got sick of feeling miserable. Sounds like you’ve found life gets a little easier when you let down the fight and let it work for you.👍🏼 Congrats bud!
Nice to see your Brian, I am also a T-1 43 yrs P- I & 63yrs old, now married 34yrs with 2 daughters & 2 grandsons all after injury. Thank you for your work showing so many that life is worth living to the fullest 👍🏼💪🏼👊🏼🖖🏼
I am in a powerchair (peripheral nerve damage) and have hip degeneration. Got referred to NHS pain clinic. They told me to see a psychologist, as if I can think my hip degeneration away. I had a friend with the same condition who got nerve injections, but I get treated like cap.
You made taking apart your chair so easy! Definitely have adapted well😮🎉. Lol i was laughing when you were gripping the wheel because my 1st thought was "oh no,is he going to lock the steering wheel up",ive done this before because i accidently turned my steering wheel to hard trying to make it "straight"(i have ocd apparently)😂. Whoever came up with the stick for driving is genius!!!
Wow, it’s been many many years, I remember your very first videos, keep up the hard work I know it’s not easy because I am a quadriplegic, I would not be where I’m at in life without the Grace of God Who gives me strength, will and desire to go on , I truly believe by Faith that your circumstances aren’t any different, please seek God if you haven’t already done so, keep up the hard work. God bless
Thanks for the enjoyable video. I have a Nissan Frontier, I have a little bit of difficulty getting my chair 💺 in it's a arrow-z. I'm out of breath by the time I get it in. Keep you're videos coming. Thanks
The steering wheel helps a ton. I can drive and transfer in and out of some tricky coups, Suvs and vans if I'm driving. On the other hand, I use transfer boards if I'm a passenger these days. Being in my late 40's is one reason and a long hospital stay that sapped so much strength is another, but you get used to driving and having the steering wheel to grab. Without it, I feel lost as a passenger and simply cannot get out of anything low anymore when I'm not driving. I basically had to get dragged out of a friend's coupe as a passenger one day. Even with a board, the seat felt like it was two feet below my chair. Which likely it was. Of course, If I was driving, I would have figured out how to get into my chair somehow. 😄
Nice video! When I transfer into my car I put my legs in first and then transfer it makes it easier and quicker for me. I keep a blanket over my passenger seat to protect my seat where I put my wheelchair. I keep a wheelchair in my front seat at all times so when I get in I don’t have to break chair down, same thing when I get home I have my indoor chair ready to go all I have to do is transfer into it. Great channel
Blankets over the years have really protected my seats and trunk, throw blanket down in the trunk when u take chair in and out keeps paint looking good.
I always love your content. Thank you for showing us all the ways you do things with your injury. Your positive attitude and outlook, willingness to try and do things is contagious!
Hey brother my names bo judd. Imma t12 im 36 have a t12 been for almost 16 years. In I'm going thru some stuff in I just seen your vedio. In I know probably get people all round the world. In I'm not special. But I've been a very independent person but my body has gotten the abuse alot of mechanics on cars over years. But idk. I just have so many questions in wanna do so much listening. Have believed fully in God all my life but I'm truly following God in living daily in the righteousness of. N just makes a man realize, even when thought noticed the biggest small things. Neglected some big things n just prat can find it to contact me. But thank you for your vedios and encouragement is truly a blessing in you are a steward of God blessing with your help. N I'm going warcv in learn. N thank you.
T7 Complete para. 66 yo athletic shape. I have looked at some SUVs but believe for me the wagon is the way to go. You get the trunk space so when with someone the don’t need to disassemble the chair. When alone the lower seat makes it a lot easier to get in and out dealing with the chair. At this age I’m doing everything to delay total should surgery. Currently I drive a 2006 Volvo V70R. I’m holding out for an EV wagon that works. Love the videos.
Great tip with the seat belt! I have both an SUV and a mini van. I prefer the mini van as my everyday runner. So easy to slide my chair in and out of the sliding door behind the drivers seat without taking my chair apart. I use the SUV (Nissan Armada - It's a big one) mostly to haul our camper trailer. Thanks for the video!
One tip, after trashing the door sills of my first few cars getting the chair in. If you just get a wooden stick or thin pole and attach or wrap a piece of leather sheet to it. Essentially making what resembles a flag then just keep it in the area between the seat and door and then just roll it out and flip the sheet down over the door sill.. you can now drag and bash the chair against the sill without having to smash the hell out of the paintwork Oh and you can get dog liners for the trunk with a section that flips down to completely protect the trunk sill and cost about 30 bucks.
Aye bruv. I live close af to you. idk what the name of my injury is but I am a paraplegic. Think you also had a motorcycle accident.. We’re wheelchair brothers! I need you to be my spirit animal and mentor me. Pls get back to me so I don’t have to find you at a grocery store.
I have a Mazda CX-5 (needed a car high off the ground) and just grab the wheel and slide in. I'm looking for a way to put the chair in the back seat area though (am unable to lift it).
Thanks for the video. You must have great abs and arm strength, cuz I can't do that! If I bend to the side, that's where I am staying. I have a van and drive directly from my powerchair.
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, how are you doing? Hope you’re doing well Brian. Thank you for posting the video Brian. You must have great abs and arm strength because you can’t do that. If you bend to the side that’s where you are staying. You have a van and drive directly from your power chair. Take care Brian. God bless you Brian and he will guide you along the path. Nice transfer from your wheelchair to your new car. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Hey bro I would love to get you on my podcast sometime. I look up to you so much and you were so detrimental to me getting my life back together and I would love to be a chat with you sometime.
If you could answer ...what kind of wheelchair backrest are you using? I have a ride adjustable it is just so heavy and comes loose about every 6 months. Please and thank you. Good job on the videos!
What kind of chair is yours? Mine's a tilite aero z and I could NEVER even begin to lift it w one hand!! It takes everything in me to pull it over into the passenger seat and even then it's upside down w the wheels standing up--i always worry about getting hit in the face w it if I'm in a wreck 😕 Thx for the great videos. They've been so helpful!!
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, how are you doing? What kind of chair is yours? Yours a tllite aero z and you could never even begin to lift it with one hand. It takes everything in you to pull it over into the passenger seat and even then it’s upside down with the wheels standing up and you always worry about getting hit in the face with it if you’re in a wreck. Thanks for the great videos Brian. Thank you for sharing. They are so helpful with your great ideas. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
What wheelchair brand is that and model? We are looking for one for my son’s father. He was in a motorcycle accident on March 9. He has a t1 t6 fracture and t4 completely shattered. Thank you for posting your journey, it’s helped our family out so much.
Omg thanks for your videos!!! I'm a t5 complete and am having trouble with transfers... I'm guessing you just use all upper body??? Some ppl show transfers but you could tell use their legs. I can't do that
Yes I’m a T1 so I have a little less core than you and use all arms and I’ve learned to do a lot one handed or by balancing on an elbow. Transfers were tough in the beginning but they eventually become more natural once I learned my new balance points and how my body moves.
T5 with no sensation to speak of. Have this in the 2017 (same color even. Your wife has good taste!) that I bought and put 1,500 miles on before becoming paralyzed. I bought a wheelchair accessible van because I missed the chance to go to a rehab. Did you originally have issues that you don't have now? I honestly feel at this point a major thing holding me back from even a sliding board transfer is the weight I've gained. Do you still feel the actual difference between hunger and satiation? I feel like my hunger cues are growling or just being bored, and I was 115 before all this and likely tipped over 200. With me not getting to go to rehab twice that I've tried now due to insurance, I feel like I've really been screwed. I'm about to be 32, spent the 31st in a nursing home before my dad got me from across the country just to honestly just stick me in a hospital bed. Obviously under those conditions, it's impossible to visit my daughter out of state, and home health PT has said it is. I just don't know what I'd do for changes and sleeping with requiring a hoyer lift that needs to go under a bed.
I NEED HELP!!!!! Does anybody have, or has anybody had, a tremendous amount of ischial (ishiums, or "sit bones") pain, and trochanteric (trochanter) pain, and pain on pretty much the whole upper portion of your femur? What did you do to relieve that pain. I REALLY NEED HELP!!!!!
I've been paralyzed for seven years now, T7 incomplete. I have a Volkswagen Passat. I don't drive it much and I never drive it without having someone with me to deal with the wheelchair. I'm horrible at taking the wheelchair apart and putting it together when I'm inside the car. I'm 6'1'' so the frame of my wheelchair is long. It is difficult to bring the long frame of the wheelchair inside of the car. I do things about the same way Brian does it. Maybe with more practice I can get better at it but it's not easy. Another thing I can't figure out is how to transfer without a transfer board. I've always had to use a board to transfer. I have bad muscle spasms and my legs kick and shake so that makes transfers a lot harder for me to do but I wish I knew how to do it without a board.
I ditched the slide board early on since it was too much to carry around. I’m a T1 complete so if I can do it I’m sure you can! It’ll just take practice. I too used to have HORRIBLE spasms and I know how hard they can make things.
It’s called Helicopter tape and can be found on Amazon. I used the 2” wide kind for this car. A better bet is to find a place that applies paint protection film (clear bra) though. It’s a similar material but comes in much larger/wider sheets to cover the entire door sill.
Hadn't heard of that type of tape for scratch protection before. Question: Does it affect the vehicle's finish at all whenever it needs replacing? Any particular grade or thickness recommended?
No it doesn’t affect the car's finish - just protects it since the film takes any impacts. What i use is 14 mil thickness (from Amazon) and it’s outdoor rated so it holds up well. To clarify, I had my daily drivers side skirt professionally wrapped just like the rear bumper on this SUV. I use this material on my chair’s frame and just used it here since I knew I wouldn’t regularly be using this vehicle. Here’s a vid of me using the same stuff on my chair. th-cam.com/video/vkLzyxAOPTU/w-d-xo.html
My spasms were off the charts horrible but they were so restrictive I finally got a Baclofen Pump. It basically killed 90% of my spasticity so I wasn’t constantly having to fight my body.
He might have had a slight leg spasm between the 4:25 and 4:32 mark, but I'm sure he knows how to pull up under his knee to stop one. I am wondering what is in that bag under his wheelchair seat. It doesn't look quite big enough to hold extra catheters, but I could be wrong.
Greetings, Vladimir here with NTD Television. We are one of the world's fastest growing media companies with over 100 million fans and 1 billion monthly video views across all of our social properties. Our motto is truth, hope, and humanity. Our team was very impressed by videos from your channel and our editors would like to showcase it by uploading it on some of our social media pages and websites so that our fans can see it. Of course, we are happy to credit your channel clearly to make sure people know how to find you and your videos. You will still hold the exclusive rights to the videos. Can we have your permission to do that? th-cam.com/channels/sj_H-WErsT4PDglcMseatw.html Kind regards, Vladimir
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Damn, I remember watching your videos, years back when I was first injured(t-5 complete). Thinking this guys crazy…no way he can be this positive about such a nightmare of an injury. Well I finally got my fire back, and realized it’s all about how we react…not the injury itself. Transferring into my old lifted work truck now, passed my driver exam…and dropped the 100 lbs of misery weight I first put on. Life is amazing again. Appreciate you showing the way, when so many of us lose it early on. Glad to see you grinding still 🙏 much love from California
Thanks so much for the message!! The truth is I got sick of feeling miserable. Sounds like you’ve found life gets a little easier when you let down the fight and let it work for you.👍🏼 Congrats bud!
@@ParalyzedLiving no prob! You got a fan and supporter rollin around in SoCal if you ever make it out here. Really appreciate the response 🙏
Stay up brother...life continues.💪👆
Nice to see your Brian, I am also a T-1 43 yrs P- I & 63yrs old, now married 34yrs with 2 daughters & 2 grandsons all after injury.
Thank you for your work showing so many that life is worth living to the fullest 👍🏼💪🏼👊🏼🖖🏼
I am in a powerchair (peripheral nerve damage) and have hip degeneration. Got referred to NHS pain clinic. They told me to see a psychologist, as if I can think my hip degeneration away. I had a friend with the same condition who got nerve injections, but I get treated like cap.
For sure. This man is the TH-cam para OG 💪♿
You made taking apart your chair so easy! Definitely have adapted well😮🎉. Lol i was laughing when you were gripping the wheel because my 1st thought was "oh no,is he going to lock the steering wheel up",ive done this before because i accidently turned my steering wheel to hard trying to make it "straight"(i have ocd apparently)😂. Whoever came up with the stick for driving is genius!!!
Wow, it’s been many many years, I remember your very first videos, keep up the hard work I know it’s not easy because I am a quadriplegic, I would not be where I’m at in life without the Grace of God Who gives me strength, will and desire to go on , I truly believe by Faith that your circumstances aren’t any different, please seek God if you haven’t already done so, keep up the hard work. God bless
Damn Brian! You made that look so easy. Sweet Acura!
Thanks for the enjoyable video. I have a Nissan Frontier, I have a little bit of difficulty getting my chair 💺 in it's a arrow-z. I'm out of breath by the time I get it in. Keep you're videos coming. Thanks
The steering wheel helps a ton. I can drive and transfer in and out of some tricky coups, Suvs and vans if I'm driving. On the other hand, I use transfer boards if I'm a passenger these days. Being in my late 40's is one reason and a long hospital stay that sapped so much strength is another, but you get used to driving and having the steering wheel to grab. Without it, I feel lost as a passenger and simply cannot get out of anything low anymore when I'm not driving. I basically had to get dragged out of a friend's coupe as a passenger one day. Even with a board, the seat felt like it was two feet below my chair. Which likely it was. Of course, If I was driving, I would have figured out how to get into my chair somehow. 😄
Nice video! When I transfer into my car I put my legs in first and then transfer
it makes it easier and quicker for me. I keep a blanket over my passenger seat to protect my seat where I put my wheelchair. I keep a wheelchair in my front seat at all times so when I get in I don’t have to break chair down, same thing when I get home I have my indoor chair ready to go all I have to do is transfer into it. Great channel
Blankets over the years have really protected my seats and trunk, throw blanket down in the trunk when u take chair in and out keeps paint looking good.
I always love your content. Thank you for showing us all the ways you do things with your injury. Your positive attitude and outlook, willingness to try and do things is contagious!
Hey brother my names bo judd. Imma t12 im 36 have a t12 been for almost 16 years. In I'm going thru some stuff in I just seen your vedio. In I know probably get people all round the world. In I'm not special. But I've been a very independent person but my body has gotten the abuse alot of mechanics on cars over years.
But idk. I just have so many questions in wanna do so much listening. Have believed fully in God all my life but I'm truly following God in living daily in the righteousness of. N just makes a man realize, even when thought noticed the biggest small things. Neglected some big things n just prat can find it to contact me. But thank you for your vedios and encouragement is truly a blessing in you are a steward of God blessing with your help. N I'm going warcv in learn. N thank you.
Good to see another video , I hope you're doing well.
I love the suv, they are very roomy and great to drive in the snow.
Dude, thanks for this. I saw your car video years ago and it was great, but I've always used an SUV. Very helpful. Rock on, my friend.
T7 Complete para. 66 yo athletic shape.
I have looked at some SUVs but believe for me the wagon is the way to go. You get the trunk space so when with someone the don’t need to disassemble the chair. When alone the lower seat makes it a lot easier to get in and out dealing with the chair. At this age I’m doing everything to delay total should surgery. Currently I drive a 2006 Volvo V70R. I’m holding out for an EV wagon that works. Love the videos.
I love your videos, they are so informative!
Neat video! Thanks for the demonstration.
Smart way to use the seatbelt
Great tip with the seat belt! I have both an SUV and a mini van. I prefer the mini van as my everyday runner. So easy to slide my chair in and out of the sliding door behind the drivers seat without taking my chair apart. I use the SUV (Nissan Armada - It's a big one) mostly to haul our camper trailer. Thanks for the video!
Yes, clear bra is mandatory for side skirts :) For taller SUVs, you can flip the frame up against the door too.
Thank you for another great video
Very good video presentation.....useful for me.
Thank you very much for the explanation
Love this guy!
Brian's back w/another vid! Hi Bri'!
👋😊👍🏼
Like a boss
Good review.
One tip, after trashing the door sills of my first few cars getting the chair in. If you just get a wooden stick or thin pole and attach or wrap a piece of leather sheet to it. Essentially making what resembles a flag then just keep it in the area between the seat and door and then just roll it out and flip the sheet down over the door sill.. you can now drag and bash the chair against the sill without having to smash the hell out of the paintwork
Oh and you can get dog liners for the trunk with a section that flips down to completely protect the trunk sill and cost about 30 bucks.
Thank you 🙏
Aye bruv. I live close af to you. idk what the name of my injury is but I am a paraplegic. Think you also had a motorcycle accident.. We’re wheelchair brothers! I need you to be my spirit animal and mentor me. Pls get back to me so I don’t have to find you at a grocery store.
Please come back! We miss you!
I know!! It’s been WAY too long. Family life has just been busy but I’m going to make it happen soon! Sorry for being a ghost.😬
The electric chair lol
I have a Mazda CX-5 (needed a car high off the ground) and just grab the wheel and slide in. I'm looking for a way to put the chair in the back seat area though (am unable to lift it).
Thanks for the video. You must have great abs and arm strength, cuz I can't do that! If I bend to the side, that's where I am staying. I have a van and drive directly from my powerchair.
I actually have no ab control since I’m a high level para (T1) I use my arms but have had 12 years to practice. It wasn’t easy in the beginning!
I've had 10 yrs, and I can't pick up my 20 lb dog 😅 Kiddos to you
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, how are you doing? Hope you’re doing well Brian. Thank you for posting the video Brian. You must have great abs and arm strength because you can’t do that. If you bend to the side that’s where you are staying. You have a van and drive directly from your power chair. Take care Brian. God bless you Brian and he will guide you along the path. Nice transfer from your wheelchair to your new car. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Great advice, seat belt first.
Man I wish I would’ve thought about the clear bra in my drivers door frame lol great idea
Yea it’s been wonderful. I really beat it up before replacing the side skirt. You live you learn!
@@ParalyzedLiving That is a great idea!
@@paralifetv-youreverydaywhe8314 yea dude we live we learn right!?
The DADDY-MOBILE. I need everything I touch wrapped in helicopter paint. I"m a bit destructive.
We miss you on TH-cam
You’re right I need to post soon!!
@@ParalyzedLiving we love your videos whatever you are upto
Where can we buy the rubber/clear protection for the side skirt and rear bumper?
Great vid Brian. How fast can you do it tho? 😉
Wow luar biasa awesome
Hey bro I would love to get you on my podcast sometime. I look up to you so much and you were so detrimental to me getting my life back together and I would love to be a chat with you sometime.
If you could answer ...what kind of wheelchair backrest are you using? I have a ride adjustable it is just so heavy and comes loose about every 6 months. Please and thank you. Good job on the videos!
What kind of chair is yours? Mine's a tilite aero z and I could NEVER even begin to lift it w one hand!! It takes everything in me to pull it over into the passenger seat and even then it's upside down w the wheels standing up--i always worry about getting hit in the face w it if I'm in a wreck 😕
Thx for the great videos. They've been so helpful!!
I have a ZR which is the titanium version - the frame shape is the same as yours but the Aero Z is made of aluminum so it’s a little heavier.
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, how are you doing? What kind of chair is yours? Yours a tllite aero z and you could never even begin to lift it with one hand. It takes everything in you to pull it over into the passenger seat and even then it’s upside down with the wheels standing up and you always worry about getting hit in the face with it if you’re in a wreck. Thanks for the great videos Brian. Thank you for sharing. They are so helpful with your great ideas. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
I have no advice to give you but I have been in a wheelchair for 40 years. Take care of your hands and shoulders. Regards Alain (France)
hi from austria. may i ask which seat cushion you use?
What wheelchair brand is that and model? We are looking for one for my son’s father. He was in a motorcycle accident on March 9. He has a t1 t6 fracture and t4 completely shattered. Thank you for posting your journey, it’s helped our family out so much.
So sorry to hear that! The one I use is a TiLite ZR. It’s lightweight and easy to transfer.
What's the name of that rubber coating you use on your wheelchair frame. Where can I get it.
Omg thanks for your videos!!! I'm a t5 complete and am having trouble with transfers... I'm guessing you just use all upper body??? Some ppl show transfers but you could tell use their legs. I can't do that
Yes I’m a T1 so I have a little less core than you and use all arms and I’ve learned to do a lot one handed or by balancing on an elbow. Transfers were tough in the beginning but they eventually become more natural once I learned my new balance points and how my body moves.
@@ParalyzedLiving man you really give me the confidence. Much appreciated 🙏🙏🙏
@@LK-fz7vr you’ll be able to do it too!! Just takes some practice. 👍🏼
Can you do another video on Ellie?
T5 with no sensation to speak of. Have this in the 2017 (same color even. Your wife has good taste!) that I bought and put 1,500 miles on before becoming paralyzed. I bought a wheelchair accessible van because I missed the chance to go to a rehab. Did you originally have issues that you don't have now? I honestly feel at this point a major thing holding me back from even a sliding board transfer is the weight I've gained. Do you still feel the actual difference between hunger and satiation? I feel like my hunger cues are growling or just being bored, and I was 115 before all this and likely tipped over 200. With me not getting to go to rehab twice that I've tried now due to insurance, I feel like I've really been screwed. I'm about to be 32, spent the 31st in a nursing home before my dad got me from across the country just to honestly just stick me in a hospital bed. Obviously under those conditions, it's impossible to visit my daughter out of state, and home health PT has said it is. I just don't know what I'd do for changes and sleeping with requiring a hoyer lift that needs to go under a bed.
You have pretty eyes and I love your glasses
Is legal the hand controls? would there be any problems with the police or insurance company?
Nice job! Was that your daughter hollering in the background lol
Thanks! Haha nope that was a neighbor kid. We did this video during my daughter’s nape time. 😉
I NEED HELP!!!!! Does anybody have, or has anybody had, a tremendous amount of ischial (ishiums, or "sit bones") pain, and trochanteric (trochanter) pain, and pain on pretty much the whole upper portion of your femur? What did you do to relieve that pain. I REALLY NEED HELP!!!!!
I've been paralyzed for seven years now, T7 incomplete. I have a Volkswagen Passat. I don't drive it much and I never drive it without having someone with me to deal with the wheelchair. I'm horrible at taking the wheelchair apart and putting it together when I'm inside the car. I'm 6'1'' so the frame of my wheelchair is long. It is difficult to bring the long frame of the wheelchair inside of the car. I do things about the same way Brian does it. Maybe with more practice I can get better at it but it's not easy. Another thing I can't figure out is how to transfer without a transfer board. I've always had to use a board to transfer. I have bad muscle spasms and my legs kick and shake so that makes transfers a lot harder for me to do but I wish I knew how to do it without a board.
I ditched the slide board early on since it was too much to carry around. I’m a T1 complete so if I can do it I’m sure you can! It’ll just take practice. I too used to have HORRIBLE spasms and I know how hard they can make things.
Sir wen you try to move your legs do you feel burning
What and where do you get that plastic. I couldn't understand what kind of plastic you said it was. Thanks
It’s called Helicopter tape and can be found on Amazon. I used the 2” wide kind for this car. A better bet is to find a place that applies paint protection film (clear bra) though. It’s a similar material but comes in much larger/wider sheets to cover the entire door sill.
I noticed you have the portable hand controls, which brand do you have? Do you not use the permanent ones?
These hand controls are made by Colours and are called the AZ-1. I use permanent controls in my main car but I’m using my wife’s car here.
@@ParalyzedLiving thank you!
Bout like my routine. And same, if my wife is with me she throws the whole chair in the back :)
Hadn't heard of that type of tape for scratch protection before. Question: Does it affect the vehicle's finish at all whenever it needs replacing? Any particular grade or thickness recommended?
No it doesn’t affect the car's finish - just protects it since the film takes any impacts. What i use is 14 mil thickness (from Amazon) and it’s outdoor rated so it holds up well. To clarify, I had my daily drivers side skirt professionally wrapped just like the rear bumper on this SUV. I use this material on my chair’s frame and just used it here since I knew I wouldn’t regularly be using this vehicle. Here’s a vid of me using the same stuff on my chair. th-cam.com/video/vkLzyxAOPTU/w-d-xo.html
@@ParalyzedLiving 14mil, cool thank you. Looking not only for my vehicle but footplate and other scratch-risk areas of my WC.
Hi, why haven't you been posting lately?
It's almost weird that you have absolutely no leg spasms or even any issues with them during this transfer!
My spasms were off the charts horrible but they were so restrictive I finally got a Baclofen Pump. It basically killed 90% of my spasticity so I wasn’t constantly having to fight my body.
He might have had a slight leg spasm between the 4:25 and 4:32 mark, but I'm sure he knows how to pull up under his knee to stop one. I am wondering what is in that bag under his wheelchair seat. It doesn't look quite big enough to hold extra catheters, but I could be wrong.
@@ParalyzedLiving Was this recently? You don't get any leg spasms at all anymore?
Could someone please tell me what kind of chair that is?
It’s a Tilite ZR.👍🏼
Pretty much how I do it, except I use a 1/2 bath hand towel over my thighs so my pants don't get so dirty.
It's harder than this guy makes it look.
Bro how many year it took to use your fingers properly and can you pee properly
I never lost the ability to use my hands/arms thankfully. And no, I have to use catheters to pee.
Try to move your legs Sir
They might move
Greetings,
Vladimir here with NTD Television. We are one of the world's fastest growing media companies with over 100 million fans and 1 billion monthly video views across all of our social properties. Our motto is truth, hope, and humanity.
Our team was very impressed by videos from your channel and our editors would like to showcase it by uploading it on some of our social media pages and websites so that our fans can see it. Of course, we are happy to credit your channel clearly to make sure people know how to find you and your videos. You will still hold the exclusive rights to the videos. Can we have your permission to do that?
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Kind regards, Vladimir
Greetings,
This is Vladimir from NTD Television - ntd com. I wanted to kindly remind you that I sent you a message regarding your content. Please see my previous message. We would be happy to know if there is any special requirement for publishing it that we could fulfill.
I am looking forward to hearing from you. Thank you
Kind regards, Vladimir