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Would You Trust This Guy? Mistrust Leads to Lack of Participation in Clinical Trials.
PARTICIPATION IN CLINICAL STUDIES. OR LACK THEREOF.rnrnAs I sit here staring at the rain falling outside my bedroom window I noticed that as quickly as it began it has gone away and the sun is shining. I am sure there is a specific meteorological reasons for this which I have no idea about but it […]
Read article →Opinion: Pitfalls of US Stem Cell Research
According to the NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR SPINAL CORD STATISTICS there are currently 270,000 recorded spinal cord injuries in the US alone. Increasing at a rate of 12,000 annually our particular percentage of the population is minuscule (1). Which leads to the first pitfall for US stem cell research for SCI (spinal cord injury):rn rn Because […]
Read article →My Daughter’s Letter to Ellen DeGeneres
Daughter of Quadriplegic’s Letter to Ellen DeGeneres rnMy oldest daughter took it upon herself to write Ellen DeGeneres and I have taken the liberty to place it here. Something about the way she writes always moves me. To help out go here. Daughter of Quadriplegic’s Letter to Ellen DeGeneres:rn Hello there Ellen! rnI am a typical […]
Read article →Three Things Not to Do As a Quadriplegic
There are many hurdles living life as a quadriplegic for the most part a lot of them are similar to your average everyday ambulatory person. Obviously relationships, money, and day-to-day tasks etc. for the void that is our 24 hours a day life. There are certain things I found to be helpful when it comes […]
Read article →How I Became a Quadriplegic
THE START rnThere is nothing better than cruising on your new boat in the Gulf of Mexico enjoying the sun the surf and your beautiful wife (fiancé). That’s exactly how my day was going on August 23, 2014, and how I became a Quadriplegic. Started off early that morning at my house in Central Florida […]
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