"Jamie Gillentine", "Project Walk Spinal Cord Injury Recovery"

[@aisham3102]

My brother is on his third surgery due to Marfan. The second surgery, he had a foot amputated and in February, had the AAA surgery and has since unable to walk (due to a spinal cord infrared). I just need help because he feels so alone, not knowing if he'll ever walk again nor can anyone relate to what he is going through. Would you @projectwalk be willing to connect with him, just to share your thoughts and recovery victory?

[@ms.gemini4657]

Were any of these people paralyzed??

[@omitripathi3347]

Sir after surgery I can move my leg. Finger and I can feel temperature my leg ..It's complete or incomplete injury

[@letsgood445]

Me to....one year and half now

[@Miss65boo]

He must have had only a partial C6, not a complete, severance. But this is remarkable!! I think what really helped is that he went to Project Walk so quickly after the injury. My question is do those who work on movement get any feeling back? I assume not, but I'm not sure.

[@ProjectWalkOfficial]

+Becki Bouchard Jamie was an incomplete injury but we always like our clients to understand that a "complete" injury is not a severance of the cord. Most severances of a cord are done in research whereas most diagnosed "complete" injuries are in relation to ASIA testing. We have seen clients with complete injuries do very well in our program. As for increase in sensation along with movement. This is not always guaranteed. We have have had some clients improve physical abilities without increase in sensation. Thank you for your support of Project Walk. If you ever wish to speak with a member of our team about our program, please contact us at [e-mail]

[@Miss65boo]

Thank you very much for your explanation, it is greatly appreciated and I hope that your program is able to expand to the point where more people can be assisted!

[@ГригорийГерасименко-ф3е]

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[@omitripathi3347]

Helllo