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Pry

Updated 1y ago

Dealing with a Traumatic Spinal Cord Injury

Im in my early 20s and after a traumatic spinal cord injury i have 3 rods screwed into my spine and i can no longer walk. It is hard coming to terms with or be open about it. Im lucky it was an incomplete injury and am working hard to regain as much of my mobility as possible.

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lorazy

hello, i am T12 partially paralyzed, also in my early 20s & have 4 rods. you’re not alone, don’t ever give up though. Your mindset is what you manifest 🙏

Pry

to be completely honest 7 months ago my mindset was absolutely terrible, I was isolated, and I wanted nothing more than to give up. Yesterday I drove for the first time since my accident and am ecstatic for some more independence back. I've been doing my best to keep looking forward 🫡

bench

I'm T9 complete injury, don't even remember how many rods but it was a lot. Also 23. Absolutely agree about the mindset, that's all you can utilize to go forward with anything 👍

Pry

I have to say 7 months ago my mindset was terrible and chaotic but yeah.. Mindset really matters

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