I admire a caregiver who loves their work and who does top notch work and nothing less by those with physical disabilities....the elderly and children/babies ....so to all of you out there a huge hug & a huge THANK YOU !!!
My son died in a motorcycle accident eleven years back, I miss him terribly, I can recall a conversation with him a year or so prior to this prompted by something he had seen on tv where a young man had become quadriplegic, ‘ Mum, if I ever end up in this position, please do not prolong my life.’ It must be so,so hard to adjust to a life like this after the carefree days of youth. There are times when I think we’d have coped and any life would have been better than none at all. We will never know as he didn’t survive the accident. He was an admirable young man with his life ahead of him and my heart continually aches for his loss but I don’t think he would have coped living like Stuart had to after his accident. RIP to both. Xx
@@winternachts.maedchen That's usually how it goes. Curtis Mayfield died that way, I believe. Christopher Reeve was going great guns, but then an infection got him. Something about the condition or treatment compromises the person's immune system.
My heart hurts watching this honestly... he was such a strong man with an amazing personality.... seeing my problems are nothing to his.... I’ve learnt so much from him... thanks so much and he will always be missed as he was a gem of a person... I still can’t believe he passed away!
I am a nurse and over the years I have wondered why no one has invented a people wash, so that people who are immobilized can be showered safely. I have the design in my mind but I don't have the skills necessary to follow through on that.
Game over I’d rather be dead. Because this has never happened to me that’s my opinion now. Don’t think it would change. This isn’t a life for me. I feel horrible for him. He’s stronger than I am. Until his final day. RIP
What an extraordinary young man! The courage & strength this man possesses is rare & most deffinatly admirable. Life is so extremely precious. We all have a story & will give an account one day for what we did w/ this precious gift. Many of us will never have anything close to this kind of difficulty so we need to encourage those who do w/ our words & deeds. What a great attitude & outlook. How inspiring.
3:04 As if things weren't bad enough then along comes someone who tries to blind him lol. His postive attitude was inspiring and he had great humour too. Now resting in peace 🌷🌹
Stuart is very courageous to accept life after this. He's a great inspiration for me during this documentary that I watched twice. I won't see life the same now, it is so fragile. RIP Stuart you won't be forgotten.
At nearly 70 I couldn’t have lived this life, at 20, or 30, . I wouldn’t have his determination, my life would have been over . I would have been distraught as I wanted to, travel and sail, marry and have children all the things I have done in my life and I held dear including my independence. You were a very brave person to have been able to embrace the life you had left to you. Sincere admiration.
Hello Stuart, first I would like to say how deeply sorry for the injury I am. During all four years at college I worked on the paralysis dorm for the boys. We had many quads and I did the full the personal care routines. You my dear have a beautiful spirit. I lost my precious love of my life son at age 16. I find it is impossible for the average person to understand the depth of trauma a life altering event brings. Especially when it is a permant situation. For me I lost many years of life after, however it has been 13 years and I have found my way. The human spirit truely is amazing. I was always a very kind, loving, caring woman, It was my internal nature. I however must say in some positive aspect of a horrible accident I became even more loving and kind,learned imense patience and tremendous empathy. I learned the VALUE of people, sounds like a simple word yet it is in my opinion one of the most profound words there is. Sometimes in life tomorrow really never comes. I admire your spirit and the tenacity of a man who embraces what HE DOES HAVE. Should you ever need someone to simply remind you that life can be Amazing no matter what we face, you can respond. I am a 54 year old woman who is only reaching out as a friend. My nature is to nurture, always has been and always will be. I wish for you days filled with joy, love, friendships and fun. May the light of GOD surround you Stuart. Julie
My heart goes out to all his family and friends Stuart your an inspiration to me for this thankyou xxx i do hope things are going ok for you and your family with much love and blessings in abundance from Australia
Stuart!!!! Mi dispiace per la tua perdita! Sei stato un uomo meraviglioso!!!! Hai voluto donare i tuoi organi per aiutare le persone che avevano bisogno di un trapianto!!! R,I,P.Caro Eroe
To you people who say youd rather be dead.. you ve not experienced what this man has been through and the absolute will to live one must go through after a life altering accident it's easy to say I'd rather be dead but you have no clue wtf your even talking about think before you post and have some humanity I personally think this guy is a hero! And the fact he strives to live and have a semblence of a life is extremly inspiring .. Stewart stay strong keep fighting and keep your strong will brother I'm praying for you.
He is extremely strong and inspiring and has a lot more character than I would under similar circumstances. I just would not want to be saved from something like this
The Revealing u:. NB Everyone has not a background of healthy start like he, then, one goes through accident and convalescence in different way, it is harder with childhood traum,a having shrunk ones personality, spirit, energy levels, survival instinct, joie de vivre, ability to cope psychologically, lacking the social glue of lifes thriving. i am left without medical care , am too stress damaged by not-understanding, abusive, doctors wasting my life time. Terrifying and sad as hell.They have said I cant heal, and that I need help, yet they in effect seem to demand me to not have the symptoms I have. Going to Dr = too overaroused and exhausted to function and leaving with worsened condition., more stress and fear Staying alone = Not that stress and fear, but stress and fear from getting worse without care, unable to carry out everything without the assistence. Interesting challenge and dilemma to solve. Have tried for 20 years, have to find now!
He was always a positive person though ,alot of people who get paralysed badly think about suicide though , I would definetly think about it seriously I have been through nearly dying when my bowels ruptured out the blue from crohns , I got so depressed after the life saving life changing op I defo wished and said I wished they hadnt saved me , thats just with a bowel problem, But having perm paralysis would definetly make me want to die and woudlnt be so easy/quick to get over the feeling, but it would feel worse to know you cant even do it unless someone else helps you although I know my partner will kill me if I get so bad physically one day an dont like living at all anymore an would for him an my son anyone Id do it for
Bravo Stewart let me say thank you for your courage in sharing you experience it takes a brave person to step out of themselves to share tragedy of life the way you have not that your life is a tragedy I am not saying that I too have a disability I was bored cerebral palsy my cousin is well is in a wheelchair he is a quadriplegic now but the strengths that he's show me over the years is amazing the inside at the love you show people is incredible you are an amazing person:-) I know how my expense is but I bless with so much today was a incredible hard day for me but something made me watch your experience so glad I did he gave me a new appreciation 4 my life expense thank you for sharing your experience:-)
I have to give him credit for going forward as much as he can. I guess there is no choice really. I would want some time alone, but it would be frightening knowing that if your ventillator messes up you could die in 2 minutes. I don't know how it works to get people to care for you round the clock like that. Best wishes to him and mad respect.
At least even in this condition he can speak hear and see. If he couldn’t speak, he wouldn’t be able to tell if some part of his body hurting and that could mean in death. If he couldn’t hear he still wouldn’t have known why he couldn’t feel and that would’ve resulted in lots of panic and death. If he couldn’t see he wouldn’t have known where he was and that would’ve resulted in death. So he still has a reason to live.
Yes. That got me thinking about an accident that happened near where I live, in Charleston, SC. To make a long story short Marc Buoniconti, son of Nick, a famous former Miami Dolphin, was playing in a Citadel football game. He suffered an injury similar to Stuart from these clips. He was a quadriplegic but he and his famous father founded The Miami Project, which became a major player in spinal cord injury research. When I saw these clips of Stuart, I googled Marc, to see what became of him and he's still alive, over 30 years later! And not only has he worked in the Miami Project, when his father became ill due to the same syndrome that Aaron Hernandez supposedly had (caused by taking too many hits to the head), Marc started working to promote funding, research for that too. So even though Stuart only lasted a year, it isn't always that way.
Damn, he's a brave young man to keep his good attitude. It looks like his caregivers are genuinely kind people. I want the same insurance he must have!
We often take life for granted. It can change in an instance. It must be so difficult Stewart to have to adapt to a life that you could never have imagined. I hope that science progresses and that something can be changed to improve your life. Xx
I don't understand, in the last minute of the clip he says if could make it that he never plays ruby and not be injured or he has his life as it was, his injury and to never walk or feel again and he says he would still chose to play ruby and be injured cause it was so much fun playing ruby as a kid???? I don't get it, that's crazy talk to me. Seriously, accepting your fate is one thing but that statement to me is stupidity.
That's amazing they let him use public transportation he'd be more prone to infection and catching germs but im sure he's determined to be normal I guess
Is there a back up generator for his respirator in case the power goes out? Odd question maybe but in Northern Ca they turned the power off to help prevent more fires. A man died as his oxygen was cut off and he couldn’t get to his portable supply. Stuart is an amazing man.
Jesse Collens in Tacoma Washington has C1 spinal injury from bicycle accident 15 yrs ago . He needs ventilator & 24 hr nurses . He CANNOT move & seeks female relationship not a caregiver.
What a difference though, in the midst of the dreadfulness, y´to have been normal before the accident, and being psychically/mentally healthy. for me, things get worse with my spine, probably unnecessarily, because no Dr and dentist/therapist will treat me without personal assistence for every-day stress relief and preparation . They want it simple, are not so knowledgeable or good-willing, but ant to have it simple. With traumatized Aspergers, I did not realize the folders and law don't equal reality..and am doing efforts at helping myself, although in isolation, anxiety of isolation aggravates then whole thing. I need help and support to get my home , money and civil, húman rights back, as well as the social rep. They have lied and twisted so much, and even on court!.Hope I don't come out as self-pitying.. not sure of those emotions and the calm, balance wanted!
What an unimaginably cruel trajedy. The severity of his injury seems, his total dependency on a team of carers and a resporator seems to me entirely incompatible with life. The :miracle' of modern medicine makes this possible, but it cant make life worth living. He gave it a good go, he was very brave, but death must have been a mercy
Well hopefully it will never happen to you. What a horrible way to live. But the will to live is strong. I don’t know what I would wAnt in that situation.
If I was in this situation than I would have appeal for mercy killing . I was in bed for 1 month as I broke my ribs n spinal cord . I was not able to live such handicap life for 1 month also ... you r true hero n inspiration 🦸♂️...
It’s the carers who are not trained nurses and on minimal wage, who put up with everythiing...physical, moods, tempers and tears..hats off to them...
Thank you :)
Wonderful amazing people....carers are unsung heroes.
They deserve more pay.
We don't put up with everything it's a privalege to meet people like Stuart and make a difference to their life xx hey but more pay please 😅😂
Yes but careers get paid and that's there job. They can go home to there families, hats off to Stuart I say.
I admire a caregiver who loves their work and who does top notch work and nothing less by those with physical disabilities....the elderly and children/babies ....so to all of you out there a huge hug & a huge THANK YOU !!!
My son died in a motorcycle accident eleven years back, I miss him terribly, I can recall a conversation with him a year or so prior to this prompted by something he had seen on tv where a young man had become quadriplegic, ‘ Mum, if I ever end up in this position, please do not prolong my life.’ It must be so,so hard to adjust to a life like this after the carefree days of youth. There are times when I think we’d have coped and any life would have been better than none at all. We will never know as he didn’t survive the accident. He was an admirable young man with his life ahead of him and my heart continually aches for his loss but I don’t think he would have coped living like Stuart had to after his accident. RIP to both. Xx
I agree with your son. I don’t have this kind of optimism as Stuart, and my feelings about life are very connected to my ability to move.
Anyone wondering; Stuart went to heaven in 2009 due to pneumonia, about one year after the accident 😞💕
Its so fucking sad. He survived such a bad accident and something like pneumonia took his life.. may he live a happy life in heaven
I figured that's what it was unfortunately with injuries that severe pneumonia is a constant risk and battle
Jeff B it's a word of saying. You don't have to be religious to use it.
@@winternachts.maedchen That's usually how it goes. Curtis Mayfield died that way, I believe. Christopher Reeve was going great guns, but then an infection got him. Something about the condition or treatment compromises the person's immune system.
That's only a few months after this video
My heart hurts watching this honestly...
he was such a strong man with an amazing personality.... seeing my problems are nothing to his.... I’ve learnt so much from him... thanks so much and he will always be missed as he was a gem of a person... I still can’t believe he passed away!
I am a nurse and over the years I have wondered why no one has invented a people wash, so that people who are immobilized can be showered safely. I have the design in my mind but I don't have the skills necessary to follow through on that.
Nice!!!
Thats an excellent ideia!! They find a person that could help you bring this invention to life!!! That would be wonderful !!!
Can you explain what you mean by people wash? Would it be a piece of equipment?
Crazy you mention this, I've thought the same thing about inventing a cover-type iv arm protector for patients to use while showering at hospital
Those are great ideas and I hope they come trough
Game over
I’d rather be dead. Because this has never happened to me that’s my opinion now. Don’t think it would change. This isn’t a life for me.
I feel horrible for him. He’s stronger than I am. Until his final day. RIP
He died a year and a half after the accident....10 years ago...
What an extraordinary young man! The courage & strength this man possesses is rare & most deffinatly admirable. Life is so extremely precious. We all have a story & will give an account one day for what we did w/ this precious gift. Many of us will never have anything close to this kind of difficulty so we need to encourage those who do w/ our words & deeds. What a great attitude & outlook. How inspiring.
3:04 As if things weren't bad enough then along comes someone who tries to blind him lol. His postive attitude was inspiring and he had great humour too. Now resting in peace 🌷🌹
Stuart is very courageous to accept life after this. He's a great inspiration for me during this documentary that I watched twice. I won't see life the same now, it is so fragile. RIP Stuart you won't be forgotten.
Yes, he's my inspiration too. My life also changed due to an accident in the past when I was in college but now I feel better thanks to this video❤️
Life is fragile but tenacious if one choose to take it as it comes and goes!😊
At nearly 70 I couldn’t have lived this life, at 20, or 30, . I wouldn’t have his determination, my life would have been over .
I would have been distraught as I wanted to, travel and sail, marry and have children all the things I have done in my life and I held dear including my independence. You were a very brave person to have been able to embrace the life you had left to you. Sincere admiration.
What would you have doing in this situation so
hello stuart i was knocked off my bikr hit and run 2014 may 25 and I was a nurse now im disabled and dont work you are an inspiration to me
Hello Stuart, first I would like to say how deeply sorry for the injury I am. During all four years at college I worked on the paralysis dorm for the boys. We had many quads and I did the full the personal care routines. You my dear have a beautiful spirit. I lost my precious love of my life son at age 16. I find it is impossible for the average person to understand the depth of trauma a life altering event brings. Especially when it is a permant situation. For me I lost many years of life after, however it has been 13 years and I have found my way. The human spirit truely is amazing. I was always a very kind, loving, caring woman, It was my internal nature. I however must say in some positive aspect of a horrible accident I became even more loving and kind,learned imense patience and tremendous empathy. I learned the VALUE of people, sounds like a simple word yet it is in my opinion one of the most profound words there is. Sometimes in life tomorrow really never comes. I admire your spirit and the tenacity of a man who embraces what HE DOES HAVE. Should you ever need someone to simply remind you that life can be Amazing no matter what we face, you can respond. I am a 54 year old woman who is only reaching out as a friend. My nature is to nurture, always has been and always will be. I wish for you days filled with joy, love, friendships and fun. May the light of GOD surround you Stuart. Julie
Jesus Christ, if you tried googling his name first, you'd learn that he died in 2009 about 1½ year after the accident.
I've worked with quadriplegics before and most found a positive spot in their minds to press on each day. Stuart is a great example of that.
Please.. Stuart has passed away 10 years ago.. R.I.P. Stuart 💜
OMG are you serious?
@@MsT-xm8xz Yes he only lived a year and a half after the accident.
Damn that's sad.
The Joker atleast he’s no longer suffering
I'm sorry to hear about Stuart pass way.
Despite being in such a bad way, he can still manifest a bit of humour.
Never complaining about shopping anymore!!!💯
Sense of humor and love of life.... beautiful human being.
stewart , you are a very brave young person, no one knows where life wll take us , stay brave and keep trying your best .
He died a year before this video was even uploaded. 18 months after the injury.
@@RationalAxis omg RIP my inspiration😢❤️
My heart goes out to all his family and friends Stuart your an inspiration to me for this thankyou xxx i do hope things are going ok for you and your family with much love and blessings in abundance from Australia
Try google sometime. He died less than 2 years after the accident. In 2009.
Stuart!!!! Mi dispiace per la tua perdita! Sei stato un uomo meraviglioso!!!! Hai voluto donare i tuoi organi per aiutare le persone che avevano bisogno di un trapianto!!! R,I,P.Caro Eroe
To you people who say youd rather be dead.. you ve not experienced what this man has been through and the absolute will to live one must go through after a life altering accident it's easy to say I'd rather be dead but you have no clue wtf your even talking about think before you post and have some humanity I personally think this guy is a hero! And the fact he strives to live and have a semblence of a life is extremly inspiring .. Stewart stay strong keep fighting and keep your strong will brother I'm praying for you.
He is extremely strong and inspiring and has a lot more character than I would under similar circumstances. I just would not want to be saved from something like this
The Revealing u:. NB Everyone has not a background of healthy start like he, then, one goes through accident and convalescence in different way, it is harder with childhood traum,a having shrunk ones personality, spirit, energy levels, survival instinct, joie de vivre, ability to cope psychologically, lacking the social glue of lifes thriving. i am left without medical care , am too stress damaged by not-understanding, abusive, doctors wasting my life time. Terrifying and sad as hell.They have said I cant heal, and that I need help, yet they in effect seem to demand me to not have the symptoms I have.
Going to Dr = too overaroused and exhausted to function and leaving with worsened condition., more stress and fear
Staying alone = Not that stress and fear, but stress and fear from getting worse without care, unable to carry out everything without the assistence.
Interesting challenge and dilemma to solve. Have tried for 20 years, have to find now!
He was always a positive person though ,alot of people who get paralysed badly think about suicide though , I would definetly think about it seriously I have been through nearly dying when my bowels ruptured out the blue from crohns , I got so depressed after the life saving life changing op I defo wished and said I wished they hadnt saved me , thats just with a bowel problem, But having perm paralysis would definetly make me want to die and woudlnt be so easy/quick to get over the feeling, but it would feel worse to know you cant even do it unless someone else helps you although I know my partner will kill me if I get so bad physically one day an dont like living at all anymore an would for him an my son anyone Id do it for
He’s dead since 2009
I have such a profound respect for you, and your outlook at life. May God always bless you and keep you, and you continue on your amazing journey.
He's been gone snce 2009.
So tragic, just shows you have absolutely no clue what is around the corner so live for the day and embrace life as much as you can
He is amazing, how he just accepted his life now,I think he is a very strong person emotionally. I know I would be feeling sorry for myself probably
He died.
What a beautiful friendly have, to put on such a great fundraiser. You have a Lotta loving friends 🙏🏻🙏🏻
He's my inspiration:) My life also changed due to an accident in the past when I was in college but now I feel better thanks to this video❤️
What a giant….I feel profoundly encouraged by Stuart ♥️
Bravo Stewart let me say thank you for your courage in sharing you experience it takes a brave person to step out of themselves to share tragedy of life the way you have not that your life is a tragedy I am not saying that I too have a disability I was bored cerebral palsy my cousin is well is in a wheelchair he is a quadriplegic now but the strengths that he's show me over the years is amazing the inside at the love you show people is incredible you are an amazing person:-) I know how my expense is but I bless with so much today was a incredible hard day for me but something made me watch your experience so glad I did he gave me a new appreciation 4 my life expense thank you for sharing your experience:-)
I have to give him credit for going forward as much as he can. I guess there is no choice really. I would want some time alone, but it would be frightening knowing that if your ventillator messes up you could die in 2 minutes. I don't know how it works to get people to care for you round the clock like that. Best wishes to him and mad respect.
Live in a country with equal health care free for all . He is in the UK.
God bless and keep you. You will be in my nightly prayers.
Charles Michael he has already gone to heaven, 9 years ago 💕
Oh gosh.....I surely did not know. His story touched me all the same. God bless you all.
Charles Michael that’s okay, they don’t say in the documentary. Bless you!
this is heart braking...I hope he gets better
shelly yastagirl He Passed Away from Pneumonia 😪😪
thanks for posting this! you can tell by all the caregivers that this guy is not in the US, no one’s insurance would pay for that.
It's in London, England UK.
Thanking you for the answer to the question that I was just about to ask!!!! :)
Amazing man.
I'm a carer and I love the difference I can make to people's lives like Stuart x
He only lived 1 year after his accident. Died in 2009. Rip Stuart.
At least even in this condition he can speak hear and see. If he couldn’t speak, he wouldn’t be able to tell if some part of his body hurting and that could mean in death. If he couldn’t hear he still wouldn’t have known why he couldn’t feel and that would’ve resulted in lots of panic and death. If he couldn’t see he wouldn’t have known where he was and that would’ve resulted in death. So he still has a reason to live.
Football and rugby are dangerous. I'm suprised more kids and people arent paralyzed by it
Yes. That got me thinking about an accident that happened near where I live, in Charleston, SC.
To make a long story short Marc Buoniconti, son of Nick, a famous former Miami Dolphin, was playing in a Citadel football game. He suffered an injury similar to Stuart from these clips.
He was a quadriplegic but he and his famous father founded The Miami Project, which became a major player in spinal cord injury research.
When I saw these clips of Stuart, I googled Marc, to see what became of him and he's still alive, over 30 years later! And not only has he worked in the Miami Project, when his father became ill due to the same syndrome that Aaron Hernandez supposedly had (caused by taking too many hits to the head), Marc started working to promote funding, research for that too.
So even though Stuart only lasted a year, it isn't always that way.
Beautiful man may he now be free and with no physical ties xx
Damn, he's a brave young man to keep his good attitude. It looks like his caregivers are genuinely kind people. I want the same insurance he must have!
He died in 2009, 16 months after his injury.
Very sad.
Jutta Brink did he how do you know so sad
He's in the UK, so the NHS covers everything. Because socialized countries realize that an accident should bankrupt you.
Beautiful strong man
Never thought I'd encounter a sport more violent and barbaric than (American ) football.Rugby-"Hold my drink !"
R.I.P Stuart Mangan
So lucky he can afford the care.
There are no civilized countries left in the world LOL
I just see the Film Right now and i Hope u keep fighting.... i dont Know How u feel but u such an amazing Person ..... i Hope u see My Massage
He won't. He died in 2009. google.com
what absolutely rotten luck his accident was, most rugby injuries are nowhere near as severe as his was
R.I.P Stuart.
I love him
God bless you
al dawson what a man!
We often take life for granted. It can change in an instance. It must be so difficult Stewart to have to adapt to a life that you could never have imagined. I hope that science progresses and that something can be changed to improve your life. Xx
That helpful man indirectly destroyed his life. So unlucky
No ,he jumped into a dog pile on the field.
Just question you probably have it. Does your bed have a flotation mattress on it? They help keep the pressure of parts of your body for bedsores.
I don't understand, in the last minute of the clip he says if could make it that he never plays ruby and not be injured or he has his life as it was, his injury and to never walk or feel again and he says he would still chose to play ruby and be injured cause it was so much fun playing ruby as a kid???? I don't get it, that's crazy talk to me. Seriously, accepting your fate is one thing but that statement to me is stupidity.
flutter by bonobo plays when they are getting on the bus
strange why him and his family are all irish and living around holland park and notting hill gate?
Odd question
Anyone new to vieeing these vidros its ssid stuart passed away in 2009 1 year after his accident rip
That's amazing they let him use public transportation he'd be more prone to infection and catching germs but im sure he's determined to be normal I guess
And that's why i never played rugby. Poor guy,
Is there a back up generator for his respirator in case the power goes out? Odd question maybe but in Northern Ca they turned the power off to help prevent more fires. A man died as his oxygen was cut off and he couldn’t get to his portable supply. Stuart is an amazing man.
NO MATTER HOW POSITIVE HE IS,THIS IS NO LIFE
You can't speak for him. He appears grateful to just be alive.
Jesse Collens in Tacoma Washington has C1 spinal injury from bicycle accident 15 yrs ago . He needs ventilator & 24 hr nurses . He CANNOT move & seeks female relationship not a caregiver.
Fuck that unplug me. All the best to Stuart but I wouldn't live like that.
Stuart I hope you see this you are indeed a man more than most could ever be
He passed away
Stuart passed away August 6, 2009
Ha and they say American football is dangerous !! Obviously they didn’t see this !!!
Right, they can make fun of us for wearing helmets and protective gear all they want but this is why we do it
Wow he only lived 1 1:2 years
Sadly this amazing young man has since passed away
Helen Tully terrible
Ruined the documentary.
FAST N BULBOUS well, it was realised on here after his death, he died in 2009.
Really?
He died after 16 months
LIfe is not fair.
Bill Cosby’s sweater at 4:04
What a difference though, in the midst of the dreadfulness, y´to have been normal before the accident, and being psychically/mentally healthy. for me, things get worse with my spine, probably unnecessarily, because no Dr and dentist/therapist will treat me without personal assistence for every-day stress relief and preparation . They want it simple, are not so knowledgeable or good-willing, but ant to have it simple. With traumatized Aspergers, I did not realize the folders and law don't equal reality..and am doing efforts at helping myself, although in isolation, anxiety of isolation aggravates then whole thing. I need help and support to get my home , money and civil, húman rights back, as well as the social rep. They have lied and twisted so much, and even on court!.Hope I don't come out as self-pitying.. not sure of those emotions and the calm, balance wanted!
What an unimaginably cruel trajedy. The severity of his injury seems, his total dependency on a team of carers and a resporator seems to me entirely incompatible with life. The :miracle' of modern medicine makes this possible, but it cant make life worth living.
He gave it a good go, he was very brave, but death must have been a mercy
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me ? I would want out
the love of God Jehovah
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They should be wearing shoulder pads and the other pads plus helmet like American football.
No we are not Americans and we don't do that
More to the point, Helen ruined STUART’S documentary. It’s really a shame. It was his life, his story to tell.
Christ the healer...
they have a way to fix spinal cord now; i was wondering if this person has been tried;
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I would rather die than to live like that & burden my family..
Me too because I don't have health insurance or family to take care of me and I would wind up living in a nursing home miserable rest of my life
@@tiffany3294 so sad but God is with you and protect you
Well hopefully it will never happen to you. What a horrible way to live. But the will to live is strong. I don’t know what I would wAnt in that situation.
Id choose death over this
I am jehovah witnesses do you believe in the paradise? Revelation 21:4
If I was in this situation than I would have appeal for mercy killing . I was in bed for 1 month as I broke my ribs n spinal cord . I was not able to live such handicap life for 1 month also ... you r true hero n inspiration 🦸♂️...