Watch as Peter uses our hospital's new ReWalk R to take his first steps in more than 3 years

[@addiererecich2464]

I'm not gonna lie I cried, but happy tears. this is amazing! if you think back to the 90's when there wasn't much hope, and now we are finding ways for people to walk again. wow

[@shelleyreadman2287]

Wow. This is absolutely incredible technology. The love and support of All types of Caregivers to keep Peter's Journey moving forward is amazing. God Bless Shriners.

[@robbiesmile3]

This is very heartwarming. The ReWalk device was invented in Israel. Right now its expensive, but the vision of its creators is that it, and similar devices will be made available to everyone that needs them.

[@jessenelson4566]

I have had a disability for 5yrs Im still working on using a walker kids like Peter inspire me to not giving up as difficult as things are some days its worth testing myself.

[@chuparustom1651]

I have had a disability for almost 10yrs I wish but can't afford 😢 still using wheel chair 😕

[@stevegibson2255]

1:48 says it all. I am proud of Peter for the way things have turned out for him but also for all the hard work he put into getting there.

[@davidalan5353]

wow, that is so amazing i really pray it continues to work out for him, good luck peter

[@hindkamerandizay9794]

wow amazing work .God Bless Shriners hospital

[@saraflint2982]

I wish I'd known about that before I turned 18. I used to go to the Shriners Hospital in Minneapolis. I was born with spina bifida and have never walked!

[@Sallymartin83]

Oh man, happy tears

[@Mouna.Ghazal]

It's amazing what have rewalk developed , I would like to know the costs of such an exoskeleton,,, actually it's for my cousin, he has got a spinal injury

[@shrinerschicago]

Happy National Robotics Week! You have to see the smile on Peter, a spinal cord injury patient, as he uses robotic exoskeleton technology in our hospital's new ReWalk R to take a walk. #roboticsweek #rewalk #spinalcordinjury #rehabilitation #pediatrics #shrinerschicago #smile #love #firststeps

[@李民-d6e]

How are the prices of this prosthetic?

[@turbodave100]

$70,000 to $80,000 depending on the model. He used the 5.0. The new 6.0 is $80,000. :)

[@albertvalentinarmengol9840]

.

[@georgepalmer694]

awesome wish I was rich I would buy many for kids wow

[@ha3105]

made in israel