Brian, just found your channel. Your honesty and straightforwardness in dealing with your SCI is a great inspiration to all of us,even if we don't share you disability. Your courage is giving so many people hope.
Brian - I have been watching a bunch of your videos and just want to say you must be an inspiration to others with SCI. You appear to be kicking SCI's ass and not letting it stop you from living your life. To take time out of your life to show others the lessons you've learned is very cool.
That wheel chair and desk are awesome!! I'm so glad you seem to have such a great outlook and positive attitude. It goes so far showing people that a handicapped person still is capable of living a full life!!! Thank you for sharing your world!!!!
You got it down Dude! I admire your admire your attitude and determination to overcome "just being in a chair". I'm in a chair as well and this gives ME inspiration to continue to try and be "normal" despite all the adversities! God Bless you....AND your employer!
I am certain that many benefit from your videos. Though I am not challenged physically...like you, it could happen at any instance. You chose to not be selfish in your situation, and to share, what others may not due to the fact that much of our LIFE is personal. You take away the sadness we feel for you, and you replace that with applause directed towards all you have accomplished. You did have a NORMAL life prior to your accident....we tend to forget that! Thanks Brian! You look fit, happy, and determined in your life, and I wish you all successes in all you attempt to conquer. There is no hurdle for you....just smooth sailing . Be happy always!!
Its amazing to see how you just embrace and carry on. If you do have time go and look at a couple of my videos regarding adventure and toys and just overall stuff. Great job!
Have you heard about the fairly recent advances in Bionic Exoskeleton's? Basically robotic legs you wear on the outside that allow parapelegics to stand and walk. There has been a lot of exciting research done in this field at U of C Berkeley in California and there is a very nice exoskeleton out on the market called REX made in Israel. Right now prices are high as the technology is relatively new, but like any technology as it advances and these devices go into mass production, economies of scale will result and they will be affordable. I think you would be an ideal candidate for one. By the way, thanks for all the hope and inspiration you provide both for paralyzed and able bodied people as well with your videos.
Wow Brian, that's awesome! Was the company you work for willing to do this without any problems to your desk? Also you are very handy my friend... You are always talking about adjustments you make to things... haha really cool man! Keep up the awesome videos.
Yes, it was very easy to modify my existing desk and my employer was happy to do this for me. All they had to do was slide the legs under the desk and screw them down. You're right, I've always been a handy person and I enjoy tweaking things to make them custom. Thanks for the positive feedback, Joe!
JoeOnWheels Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, companies are required to provide reasonable accommodations. The cost of the adjustable desk won’t “break the bank” or have an adverse effect on the structure of the building; therefore it’s a reasonable accommodation
Hi Brian, really glad to have encountered your videos. I've earmarked this one for inclusion on our website which hosts links to any video of help or interest to disabled people, whatever their impairment. Please feel free to submit any others you'd like to share.
If you find torso support helpful, take a look at Inova Corsetry-the corset vest. They make corsets for the male body. Like a female corset it provides back support but they tailor it to the male physique. It’s less bulky than any medical back brace and it’s firm enough to provide really good support. So if you like the compression your tight shirt gives you, you may like the extra support this undergarment might give you.
Hi Brian- for some reason my commenr is being deleted over and over again/ Wanted to tell you that you,'re doing great- a real inspiration!!! I wrote you a few days ago about a great Israeli invention which allows paraplegics to actualy walk for long distance. It really work, ' it is called "Rewalk"- i have no interest what so ever with that- just wanted to let you know/ Good luck with all!
The standing chair that you used is interesting - never seen one like that before. It's a manual with a power stander. What brand/year is it please. I've thought of getting a stander (not mobile) for my workspace. Any thoughts on those?
I bought it used and have no idea what kind it is. It doesn't have any logos. But yes It's manual until I use the power assist to stand. I used it today at work actually. I don't use it every day though.
As more and more workplaces provide those adjustable standing desks to their able-body employees as well, I would imagine this would become easier and easier accommodation for folks to receive if they have a desk job that allows them to not have to move about the office for periods of time.
Hi There~ Thanks for all the great videos! Is this the same standing chair you use at home (in the laundry room video)? Do you bring it to work every day,or just keep it there? Thanks from an OT student, all your videos have been really helpful!
Great video! I'm wondering if the chest strap is too tight and that's why you are having trouble breathing? I wonder if you could rig up something so that you are still getting the trunk support you need, but not binding you up so high on your chest near your diaphragm? Maybe a strap that is much wider? Just thinking out loud.
Do you still have this chair? If so power assist wheels will make it easier to push around the office (providing the chair is compatible--if you had to, I'm sure you could modify it). The irony in power assist wheels is they are heavy. This was obviously pre ab-binders day. After you got the ab-binder...did you notice a difference in breathing?
Brian Great video. How long were you out of work for after you were injured? Do you still work for the same company and may I ask what you do for a living? How long ago were you were hurt. I like your elevating desk and standing wheelchair. May I suggest next time you fly take your wheelchairs on board the plane with you so they don't get damaged on you by the careless baggage handlers. I know a fellow Veteran who is a quadriplegic who had his wheelchair wheels badly damaged by the baggage handlers. He couldn't even roll his chair in the airport. The wheels had to be taken to a shop in the airport to be be straightened out so he could use his chair again. Long story short he had to get new wheels before he came home. May I ask are you a fellow Veteran? If so thank you for your service Brian.
Wow u r a brave gentlemment, courageous n determination. Do u have a family dad, mam, brothers n sisters or girlfriend who cn hdylp u sometimes with other thts?
Hi Brian. So it has been 3 years now since you posted this video. How is your standing routine now? Do you stand more than 2,5 hours per day? I have a regular standing frame at home, in which I stand roughly 2 hours per day. I've been thinking about getting the same office setup to my workplace as you have in this video.
Hi,Brian. My name is Ludmila. Would you be so kind to tell the trade mark of the firm that made your wheelchair for standing or the name of the model of your wheelchair for standing? How do you think, is it possible to take such a wheelchair on the board of the plane? How much does it weigh and how easy is it transformed into something smaller?
Hi , I have a question did you're employee provide you with accessible desk or did you have to pay it for you're self. Because I know se employees offer accessible accommodation for their employees and what type of work do you do thanks man great video really helpful.
Stand as much as possible. I'm t4/5 almost 30 yr. I had the money for a 1st gen lifestand serval $k. But I didn't use much. Two times it hurt me so I got mad and quit. Now, my bone loss so bad doc says I can't stand. Fell in 2015 broke/crushed knee falling out on a txfr cause of osteo. All I've read says paras always lose bone mass even if standing so stand as much as you can. Don't make my mistake. Good luck
wow! standing chair... Great..!!! makes work a bit better for you obviously..! 😉 winky face...like to check you out standing in it sometimes...maybe away from work in more casual or fun setting...all good type bro..! nice full chest and upper arms from what i can tell...you go bro..! _ love & respect to you*
Hello Brian! Thank you so much for you videos, they have been very helpful! I have a question that I was hopeing you could help me....what do you think about Supracor Stimulite Corbee Wheelchair Cushion? I was trying to find a vid about cushions but I don't know if you have made one! thanks a lot! Sebastian
Hi Sebastian! I tried the Supracor cushions and didn't feel they gave me enough protection. I would check my skin after sitting for a little while and my butt had red marks showing there was a decent amount of pressure. I prefer air filled cushions. I currently use a ROHO hybrid. It has a solid base with an air pocket for your butt. It's light weight and doesn't require a lot of maintenance. Luckily I have a spare just in case I got a puncture but they come with a patch kit and are easy to fix if you ever do run into a "flat." I actually did make a video on cushions if you care to check it out. Good luck! th-cam.com/video/O-xj21W0MS8/w-d-xo.html
+aiman haikal Not a whole lot you can do about the belly if you have a higher injury level. It's called a "para pot belly" and is mostly caused by not having any abs to hold it all in. I've found that using an abdominal binder really helps slim me down and also gives me a little more core stability.
I got the wheels from a friend who had them as his extra set. I just traded him the ones I had...mine were not as nice but he didn't care since they are just back ups anyway. He gets really nice equipment for free from the VA.
***** Hi Tony - Unfortunately, I don't know what brand or model it is. I bought it used and it didn't have any logos or identifiable markings on it. LEVO makes some good standing chairs but they aren't cheap. Good luck!
Oh are you a Paraplegic? I thought you had injuries from the Chest down? or maybe I mis-heard in another video and you said Waist down! I saw in one Clip that you said you like to tinker about with Cars, and I was thinking to myself, oh if only he had the full use of his Hands at least that would be something good. - (is it teno something that Patients get in their Arms / Hands with higher-up Injuries that prevent them from holding stuff etc?!) But, if you're from the Waist down does that mean you have full use of your Hands? : )
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, this is extremely cool, because you will not be able to walk. Using the wheelchair stand is a very good thing at the office. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
Where'd you get that newfangledy standin' wheelchair, son? I want me one a them thingamajigs! (I'm taking a course on "Ultra-Hyper-American English", diction modelled after Teddy Roosevelt and various Mel Blanc characters; the content is more Donald Trump and the Tea Party. Whaddya think, Doc? Not bad for a Canadian re-distributor!)
Very inspiring. However, one must have a very understanding boss, and a workplace environment that does not consider a disabled person in plain sight a problem.
Paralyzed Living It simply from a business point of view, feelings aside, is a terrible decision to put any disabled person where they can be seen. To prospective customers and vendors it represents weakness. Lets face it, it's all about what we see in any business. Most companies will not do business with any prospective business that represents weakness to them. It equals poor quality and or performance. I am not trying to be mean, but that is the facts, whether we like it or not.
+stargate4698 I disagree. seeing a disabled person in a company shows how good that company is in realising just because someone is disabled it doesn't mean they are weak or less than a non disabled person and they are just as capable of doing the job!
+stargate4698 Wow, that makes me wonder what part of the world you live in. I can't imagine anyone reacting like that to seeing someone disabled; that's nuts. I do think some companies are afraid of hiring disabled people because they're afraid it will be more work for them (that they would need to buy them special equipment or change the office around or something), but as far as 'image', that's nuts and no, people don't think like that (at least where I live).
+Jennifer Smith The man is paraplegic, T2 complete (juss like me!). That means he cain't walk...at tall! Is that somehow difficult for you to comprehend? Yes or No
Thanks for the great tips! I will use them for our patients. You can see our websites at www.Grace Adaptive Driving.com and www.GingerFitnessRehab.com, I also have a TH-cam Channel. I will let our community know about your Channel when I speak to support groups in the Tampa Bay area. Have a great day! Hope to meet up with you. Ginger
Brian, just found your channel. Your honesty and straightforwardness in dealing with your SCI is a great inspiration to all of us,even if we don't share you disability. Your courage is giving so many people hope.
Thanks John! I appreciate you dropping me a message. When you’re given lemons, you make lemonade.😉
Your company is awesome. Shows you are a human and not a number
Brian - I have been watching a bunch of your videos and just want to say you must be an inspiration to others with SCI. You appear to be kicking SCI's ass and not letting it stop you from living your life. To take time out of your life to show others the lessons you've learned is very cool.
Wow that is just absolutely incredible
That wheel chair and desk are awesome!! I'm so glad you seem to have such a great outlook and positive attitude. It goes so far showing people that a handicapped person still is capable of living a full life!!! Thank you for sharing your world!!!!
You got it down Dude! I admire your admire your attitude and determination to overcome "just being in a chair". I'm in a chair as well and this gives ME inspiration to continue to try and be "normal" despite all the adversities! God Bless you....AND your employer!
It's videos like this that inspire others in so many ways and am very thankful to your employer who cared enough to foot the bill for your desk.
Thanks for inspiring me! I would be mad at the whole world and you are still very nice!!! You are more of a man than most other men!!!
I am certain that many benefit from your videos. Though I am not challenged physically...like you, it could happen at any instance. You chose to not be selfish in your situation, and to share, what others may not due to the fact that much of our LIFE is personal. You take away the sadness we feel for you, and you replace that with applause directed towards all you have accomplished. You did have a NORMAL life prior to your accident....we tend to forget that! Thanks Brian! You look fit, happy, and determined in your life, and I wish you all successes in all you attempt to conquer. There is no hurdle for you....just smooth sailing . Be happy always!!
As usual very inspiring and educational videos for paras and able-bodied people. Please keep posting.
You're awesome... you're actually saving my life...
Its amazing to see how you just embrace and carry on. If you do have time go and look at a couple of my videos regarding adventure and toys and just overall stuff. Great job!
You have such a wonderful positive way about you. It's inspiring!
Have you heard about the fairly recent advances in Bionic Exoskeleton's? Basically robotic legs you wear on the outside that allow parapelegics to stand and walk. There has been a lot of exciting research done in this field at U of C Berkeley in California and there is a very nice exoskeleton out on the market called REX made in Israel. Right now prices are high as the technology is relatively new, but like any technology as it advances and these devices go into mass production, economies of scale will result and they will be affordable. I think you would be an ideal candidate for one. By the way, thanks for all the hope and inspiration you provide both for paralyzed and able bodied people as well with your videos.
I love this and the modifications you've done to it
I admire you,I have nothing but respect for you,you do more than many people I know,God bless you and you're wife
wow new subscriber here! You are so inspirational. Thank-you for sharing!
Wow Brian, that's awesome! Was the company you work for willing to do this without any problems to your desk? Also you are very handy my friend... You are always talking about adjustments you make to things... haha really cool man! Keep up the awesome videos.
Yes, it was very easy to modify my existing desk and my employer was happy to do this for me. All they had to do was slide the legs under the desk and screw them down. You're right, I've always been a handy person and I enjoy tweaking things to make them custom. Thanks for the positive feedback, Joe!
JoeOnWheels Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, companies are required to provide reasonable accommodations. The cost of the adjustable desk won’t “break the bank” or have an adverse effect on the structure of the building; therefore it’s a reasonable accommodation
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian. You are Avery awesome man. Keep up the good work with your videos. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
What an inspiration you are! Believe it or not your living gods plan . Keep up the great job your doing 👍🏻
You are so creative and innovative!
Hi Brian, really glad to have encountered your videos. I've earmarked this one for inclusion on our website which hosts links to any video of help or interest to disabled people, whatever their impairment. Please feel free to submit any others you'd like to share.
Fantastic vid! I have a geek desk I think same. I use a abdominal binder from my p.t. Helps hold my budda belly in being chest down myself.
That’s brilliant!! Lol You must be pretty good at whatever your job is!
That's amazing Brian. Thanks for sharing.
What you just showed me is so cool i wish that i had the same thing for myself sometimes .
Wow u r amazing thanks for sharing , god blessing to u , this is Natasha for the Caribbean
If you find torso support helpful, take a look at Inova Corsetry-the corset vest. They make corsets for the male body. Like a female corset it provides back support but they tailor it to the male physique. It’s less bulky than any medical back brace and it’s firm enough to provide really good support. So if you like the compression your tight shirt gives you, you may like the extra support this undergarment might give you.
I didn't know that kind of chairs exist nice
I’m a c6-7 I notice the same thing to when I’m talking for a long time i tend to get tired very fast
Ur married??
Mr2 notice the same
Hi Brian- for some reason my commenr is being deleted over and over again/ Wanted to tell you that you,'re doing great- a real inspiration!!! I wrote you a few days ago about a great Israeli invention which allows paraplegics to actualy walk for long distance. It really work,
' it is called "Rewalk"- i have no interest what so ever with that- just wanted to let you know/ Good luck with all!
The standing chair that you used is interesting - never seen one like that before. It's a manual with a power stander. What brand/year is it please. I've thought of getting a stander (not mobile) for my workspace. Any thoughts on those?
I bought it used and have no idea what kind it is. It doesn't have any logos. But yes It's manual until I use the power assist to stand. I used it today at work actually. I don't use it every day though.
Wow. Thanks. I’ve learnt something new.
As more and more workplaces provide those adjustable standing desks to their able-body employees as well, I would imagine this would become easier and easier accommodation for folks to receive if they have a desk job that allows them to not have to move about the office for periods of time.
What a stud.
That's amazing! This is good medical information.
that wheelchair that stands you up is awesome where do u find that
what exactly is the reason why you can only stand for a short amount of time? is it painful, or uncomfortable?
Hi there 👋 👋 I'm a subscriber to your chanel, and I enjoy watching all your video's.
Amazing technology.
So cool of brian
Hi There~ Thanks for all the great videos! Is this the same standing chair you use at home (in the laundry room video)? Do you bring it to work every day,or just keep it there?
Thanks from an OT student, all your videos have been really helpful!
Great video! I'm wondering if the chest strap is too tight and that's why you are having trouble breathing? I wonder if you could rig up something so that you are still getting the trunk support you need, but not binding you up so high on your chest near your diaphragm? Maybe a strap that is much wider? Just thinking out loud.
amazing, I want those desk legs! I wonder if it would help your breathing to have another strap go around your abdomen?
Do you still have this chair? If so power assist wheels will make it easier to push around the office (providing the chair is compatible--if you had to, I'm sure you could modify it). The irony in power assist wheels is they are heavy. This was obviously pre ab-binders day. After you got the ab-binder...did you notice a difference in breathing?
Brian
Great video. How long were you out of work for after you were injured? Do you still work for the same company and may I ask what you do for a living? How long ago were you were hurt. I like your elevating desk and standing wheelchair. May I suggest next time you fly take your wheelchairs on board the plane with you so they don't get damaged on you by the careless baggage handlers. I know a fellow Veteran who is a quadriplegic who had his wheelchair wheels badly damaged by the baggage handlers. He couldn't even roll his chair in the airport. The wheels had to be taken to a shop in the airport to be be straightened out so he could use his chair again. Long story short he had to get new wheels before he came home. May I ask are you a fellow Veteran? If so thank you for your service Brian.
Wow that's great. Just wonder where can I get the standing wheelchair? Was looking for it quite sometime..
bro i want like this type of wheelchair bcos my gf is physically handicapped.can you tell me how i buy it.
From delhi?
How can u modify a manual chair foot rest into detachable foot plate
Wow u r a brave gentlemment, courageous n determination. Do u have a family dad, mam, brothers n sisters or girlfriend who cn hdylp u sometimes with other thts?
Hi Brian.
So it has been 3 years now since you posted this video. How is your standing routine now? Do you stand more than 2,5 hours per day?
I have a regular standing frame at home, in which I stand roughly 2 hours per day. I've been thinking about getting the same office setup to my workplace as you have in this video.
Where do you buy the standing wheelchair?
Hi,Brian. My name is Ludmila. Would you be so kind to tell the trade mark of the firm that made your wheelchair for standing or the name of the model of your wheelchair for standing? How do you think, is it possible to take such a wheelchair on the board of the plane? How much does it weigh and how easy is it transformed into something smaller?
love u man!!
Hi , I have a question did you're employee provide you with accessible desk or did you have to pay it for you're self. Because I know se employees offer accessible accommodation for their employees and what type of work do you do thanks man great video really helpful.
Yes, my employer was willing to cover the cost of the standing desk but I had bought the standing wheelchair myself.
how long you keep standing, especially at the beginning of such inspiring idea ...
What do you do for a job?
At the time I was a legal assistant. I now manage other legal assistants at the same law firm.
Stand as much as possible. I'm t4/5 almost 30 yr. I had the money for a 1st gen lifestand serval $k. But I didn't use much. Two times it hurt me so I got mad and quit.
Now, my bone loss so bad doc says I can't stand. Fell in 2015 broke/crushed knee falling out on a txfr cause of osteo. All I've read says paras always lose bone mass even if standing so stand as much as you can. Don't make my mistake.
Good luck
Now did your work provide you with (pay for) your automatic standing desk or was that something you had to pay for yourself?
Yes my company paid for the desk lift mechanism. I found it online and they were willing to cover it.
It looks like you've developed a small scoliosis? Or is it just the camera angle?
wow! standing chair...
Great..!!! makes work a bit better for you obviously..! 😉 winky face...like to check you out standing in it sometimes...maybe away from work in more casual or fun setting...all good type bro..! nice full chest and upper arms from what i can tell...you go bro..! _ love & respect to you*
Berbahagialah semoga cepat sembuh,saya juga sama sakitnya patah tulang belakang harga berapa kursi rodanya???
Hello Brian! Thank you so much for you videos, they have been very helpful! I have a question that I was hopeing you could help me....what do you think about Supracor Stimulite Corbee Wheelchair Cushion? I was trying to find a vid about cushions but I don't know if you have made one! thanks a lot! Sebastian
Hi Sebastian! I tried the Supracor cushions and didn't feel they gave me enough protection. I would check my skin after sitting for a little while and my butt had red marks showing there was a decent amount of pressure. I prefer air filled cushions. I currently use a ROHO hybrid. It has a solid base with an air pocket for your butt. It's light weight and doesn't require a lot of maintenance. Luckily I have a spare just in case I got a puncture but they come with a patch kit and are easy to fix if you ever do run into a "flat." I actually did make a video on cushions if you care to check it out. Good luck! th-cam.com/video/O-xj21W0MS8/w-d-xo.html
Thanks a lot Brian!!!
sorry sir...may i ask how with the belly fat? how to deal with it, is there any specific exercises or good diets? much appreciated thank you sir.
+aiman haikal Not a whole lot you can do about the belly if you have a higher injury level. It's called a "para pot belly" and is mostly caused by not having any abs to hold it all in. I've found that using an abdominal binder really helps slim me down and also gives me a little more core stability.
+Paralyzed Living thank you sir...lived with the belly nit really charming..haha kiddin..btw thanks again
Thanks for sharing, you should try wearing a compression under shirt. That may help your breathing.
Very accommodating workplace. But this isn't the norm. Most places will just tell you they have eliminated your job and be on your way.
That’s good
New subscriber here :)
Where did you get new wheels for the standing chair?
I got the wheels from a friend who had them as his extra set. I just traded him the ones I had...mine were not as nice but he didn't care since they are just back ups anyway. He gets really nice equipment for free from the VA.
Hi. Would you know how much the standing wheelchair is?
Hi Brian! Where can I buy this wheelchair for my paraplegic father? Thank you so much!
Hi Brian, Please share the brand and model number of your standing wheelchair. I want to get one for my son. Tony
***** Hi Tony - Unfortunately, I don't know what brand or model it is. I bought it used and it didn't have any logos or identifiable markings on it. LEVO makes some good standing chairs but they aren't cheap. Good luck!
Oh are you a Paraplegic? I thought you had injuries from the Chest down? or maybe I mis-heard in another video and you said Waist down! I saw in one Clip that you said you like to tinker about with Cars, and I was thinking to myself, oh if only he had the full use of his Hands at least that would be something good. - (is it teno something that Patients get in their Arms / Hands with higher-up Injuries that prevent them from holding stuff etc?!) But, if you're from the Waist down does that mean you have full use of your Hands? : )
Is It Not For Not Being Able To Walk Yes Or No
Jennifer Smith Yes, I use this because I cannot walk.
+Paralyzed Living I think this is extremely cool!! I am unable to walk (T12) but would like to become a receptionist.
@@ParalyzedLiving Hi Brian, this is extremely cool, because you will not be able to walk. Using the wheelchair stand is a very good thing at the office. Kind regards, from, PaulLaw.
I need for me pleace
What do you do for a living? What is your major?
Glenda I am a department manager for a large law firm. I started as a paralegal.
Paralyzed Living Wow you have such a big responsibility and lots of work to do. You must be very smart and it shows... 😊😊😊
Are you ever in any pain when you are standing up?
Hi Brian, I have an SCI as well and I was wondering what you actually do for work.
Vanessa Barron Hi Vanessa. I am a paralegal for a law firm.
that muscle spasm is very interesting... gotta tell my chiro roomy
Give mi that char I need it
Where'd you get that newfangledy standin' wheelchair, son? I want me one a them thingamajigs!
(I'm taking a course on "Ultra-Hyper-American English", diction modelled after Teddy Roosevelt and various Mel Blanc characters; the content is more Donald Trump and the Tea Party. Whaddya think, Doc? Not bad for a Canadian re-distributor!)
+James Davis I found the chair used on Craigslist. Kind of a fluke.
Oh you lucky son of a gun. Well, glad it worked out for you, looks like it's the perfect thing! Be well - JD
Very inspiring. However, one must have a very understanding boss, and a workplace environment that does not consider a disabled person in plain sight a problem.
stargate4698 Yes, I do work for a good company but why would a disabled person in plain sight be a problem?
Paralyzed Living It simply from a business point of view, feelings aside, is a terrible decision to put any disabled person where they can be seen. To prospective customers and vendors it represents weakness. Lets face it, it's all about what we see in any business. Most companies will not do business with any prospective business that represents weakness to them. It equals poor quality and or performance. I am not trying to be mean, but that is the facts, whether we like it or not.
+stargate4698 I disagree. seeing a disabled person in a company shows how good that company is in realising just because someone is disabled it doesn't mean they are weak or less than a non disabled person and they are just as capable of doing the job!
+stargate4698 Your comment is actually quite insulting lol You seem to believe the disabled need to be hidden away to avoid bring shame
+stargate4698 Wow, that makes me wonder what part of the world you live in. I can't imagine anyone reacting like that to seeing someone disabled; that's nuts. I do think some companies are afraid of hiring disabled people because they're afraid it will be more work for them (that they would need to buy them special equipment or change the office around or something), but as far as 'image', that's nuts and no, people don't think like that (at least where I live).
Can you walk at all
Jennifer Smith Nope
+Jennifer Smith The man is paraplegic, T2 complete (juss like me!). That means he cain't walk...at tall! Is that somehow difficult for you to comprehend? Yes or No
@@JamesDavisakaRemguy you dont need to be rude
Thanks for the great tips! I will use them for our patients. You can see our websites at www.Grace Adaptive Driving.com and www.GingerFitnessRehab.com, I also have a TH-cam Channel. I will let our community know about your Channel when I speak to support groups in the Tampa Bay area. Have a great day! Hope to meet up with you. Ginger
Motorcycles kill.