I always used to wear DC's before my accident and I still wear them to this day they are a good shoe to grip onto my foot plate and one of my chairs I had to put griptape on cuz the foot play was garbage suggestion for shoes for you though rdcs
Have been watching you for a while. Always liked you and the way you handle the whole situation. Would be interesting to hear smith abt your daily routine. What do you do and how did it change after the accident. Thank you for sharing all this🤘
Came for the G8.. stayed for the respect! Subscribed.
Those diabetic socks are the best for us spinal cord injury folks by far, underrated for sure
You are awesome! And I definitely love these videos!
After putting on his shoe my ex would always take his thumb and sort of mash the toe of the shoe to make sure his toes were flat inside the shoe
That's what I I try to do to try keep my toes straight .did he find it helped my toes are still abit bent
I always used to wear DC's before my accident and I still wear them to this day they are a good shoe to grip onto my foot plate and one of my chairs I had to put griptape on cuz the foot play was garbage suggestion for shoes for you though rdcs
Have been watching you for a while. Always liked you and the way you handle the whole situation. Would be interesting to hear smith abt your daily routine. What do you do and how did it change after the accident. Thank you for sharing all this🤘
What kind of mattress do you use it seem very comfortable??
If you don't have a preference
it seems you have enough waist and back strength to keep sitting balance
I am a T5 complete. No sensation or movement below my chest. I have no abs. That’s all acquired balance from doing this for a while.
great vid man! y dont u use easy stand to strech ur legs? myselaf have one i stand each day put strengh on my legs
I do! I have a video about it already! But I just made a new one for you. More ppl need to know! Thank you!
How do you buy shoes as a paraplegic?