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- Outdoorsman Confined to Wheelchair After Spinal Cord Injury
Troy Parks enjoyed fishing and hunting with his sons, leading a pack of Cub Scouts and youth groups at his church, and encouraging everyone he knows to get active in the outdoors. Now, after falling out of a deer stand while hunting in the woods near his home, Parks has been confined to a wheelchair, [...]read more >> - New SCI Treatment Shows Early Promise for Possibility of Recovery
Researcher Hans Keirstead at University of California Irvine has developed what he says might be the key to helping spinal cord injury patients regain movement, and ABC Local article reported. Keirstead was able to get paralyzed rats to run after receiving his novel treatment for spinal cord injuries. The next step is getting his treatment [...]read more >> - Lancaster Spina Bifida Paralympian Competing for the Gold
A doctor told Adam Page’s father that his son would never walk and that he would likely be blind and possibly retarded. Page was born with spina bifida; his spinal cord was growing outside of his body. Luckily, Page defied the doctor’s assumptions and he is already competing for the U.S. team in ice sledge [...]read more >>
