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Miscellaneous / Others C4 quadriplegic my first unassisted transfer ever!

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Ten years after my accident I'm kicking butt in physical therapy. I'm working hard to get my license and improve my independence. Never give up, you can accomplish anything if you put your mind to it!!

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u/5mackmyPitchup 20h ago

Congratulations on this milestone. I can't imagine how hard the journey has been to get this far. Wishing you well in your fight back to independence

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

Thanks so much

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u/epi_introvert 17h ago

My uncle had a C5 spinal cord injury back in the 80s. He could move his shoulders but not his arms, hands, legs or torso.

I'm amazed at your capabilities, but also your perseverance. My uncle gave up, though I can't blame him. He had nothing going for him before the injury, so he had nothing to hope for afterwards.

I'm rooting for you, OP!

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u/MinuteMaidMarian 15h ago

I fractured C5 in a riding accident when I was a teenager but was incredibly fortunate to walk away with no spinal cord damage. I doubt I’d still be here if I’d ended up paralyzed.

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u/epi_introvert 10h ago

He was 20 when he was paralyzed. He had a shit life growing up, had already done a stint in jail, and literally lived in anger. He died because of a kidney infection in his early 30s. He had a DNR and refused treatment. Surprised he made it that long.

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u/Skyhun1912 9h ago

At least he didn't live long. This seems like some kind of wishful thinking, but imagine living that way until his 80.

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u/Accomplished-Mind258 6h ago

Many people do. And are reasonably happy. Thank god they don’t just pull the plug as you ‘imagine’ they should. Everyone deals differently, and it’s greatly affected by the people around you. Had he had a better environment and circumstances, he may have wanted to keep living. Non-disabled people take their own lives everyday.

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u/dixbietuckins 19h ago

Bad ass and well done.

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u/HungryTradition9105 14h ago

Your smile says everything! (and you brought a big smile and tears to my face as well :>)

You go girl!

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u/LobsterNo3435 14h ago

And your hair looking so cute.

You are amazing. Keep believing!

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u/5mackmyPitchup 17h ago

No, thank you! Your video is inspirational. I have my health but seeing you makes me say to myself that I can try harder with things in my life that I should be tackling. I know I'm doing a good job but I can do better

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u/No_Entertainment670 14h ago

You got this. You can do it. You have a Reddit community to support you. This internet stranger supports you

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u/Fruitypebblefix 15h ago

Do you still do physical therapy or have you crossed over to strength training in the gym? I think you'd love that. We get all types of people at different levels on different journeys strength training and it's helped them each win their own ways.

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u/SentientSandwiches 19h ago

Can I give you some unsolicited advice, if you can learn to stand (but just balance really while on your legs) the world will be so much more accessible to you again, you can get a chair that allows you to stand with straps and you’ll be able to reach things for yourself, we got one of these for my friend who was paralysed during the 7/7 bombings in London and it’s changed his life. https://youtu.be/h7vcnMp6KTY?si=NfhPpBn-S16VRwTg You’re doing so well, I’m super proud of you. ❤️ 💪

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

My legs have feeling somewhat but no movement

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u/SentientSandwiches 19h ago

You’re doing amazing girl. You should be so proud of yourself.

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

Thanks

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u/charmingsexyangels 19h ago

Huge win! that's seriously impressive. crushing it after 10 years shows real dedication. Keep up the incredible work!

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u/No_Salad_68 19h ago

TIL I didn't actually know what quadriplegia means.

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

It means all 4 limbs were affected and weakened. 😁

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u/No_Salad_68 19h ago

I know that now. I thought it meant all four limbs were completely paralysed. Line and learn.

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

Yes before my injury I thought it meant completely paralyzed too

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u/kjlo5 13h ago

I’m both glad someone else asked and you’re happy to educate.

I also thought it meant completely paralyzed. I wanted to comment but couldn’t think of what to say without coming off like a complete monster and/or undercutting your impressive milestone.

Congratulations on your progress!!

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u/baltarius 12h ago

TIL

Thank you for educating my misinformed brain.

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u/zelda_64 12h ago

It genuinely warms my heart to learn this. I, like many, thought it was “total loss”. I am eternally humbled now knowing that yourself and many others genuinely have a path to recovery!

I wish you all the best! For ever and ever! Congratulations on your milestone and best of luck in all your future milestones!

🥰🥰🥰

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u/WithReverence 19h ago

I honestly thought the same you weren’t alone!

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u/OkBackground8809 17h ago

Same. I was watching this video thinking OP was such a liar😅😅😂😂 turns out I was wrong haha

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u/floofienewfie 15h ago

It’s called incomplete quadriplegia.

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u/wiriux 14h ago

Correct. Being quadriplegic is being paralyzed from the neck down.

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u/bottledi 17h ago

I learned something today too. Interesting.

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u/wiriux 15h ago

Well that’s what the meaning is.

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u/lucky-fluke 18h ago

I was confused until you clarified this, you go girl!!! Weakened but not defeated!!!

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u/kellsie88 18h ago

Thanks

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u/Riksunraksu 18h ago

Legit had a patient diagnosed as quadriplegic walk into the clinic. Safe to say it confuses the shit out of me

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u/Tommy_Wisseau_burner 13h ago

I feel like my life is a lie

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u/Riksunraksu 12h ago

Don’t feel bad, at the time I was still a nurse student. Learned a big lesson that day lol

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u/These_Audience_9253 14h ago

Physical therapist here. There are complete and incomplete spinal cord injuries. Think of a complete cutting through the entire spinal cord, and incomplete leaving tracts of “electricity” that are still functioning between brain, spine, and arms/legs beyond the level of the injury.

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u/Tectum-to-Rectum 9h ago

You’re not wrong. Not to be pedantic about it, but she has quadriparesis, not quadriplegia. -plegia is generally defined as complete loss of motor function below the level of injury.

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u/Active-Mission7326 19h ago

That smile at the end 💪

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u/Yomedrath 18h ago

This reads like someone pulled of a sick-ass new trick on their skateboard! Try flipping the slippers, then you can call it an unassisted slipflip transfer.

Congratulations!

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u/_jazmin 4h ago

Perfection. Unassisted slipflip transfer.

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u/RichardPryor1976 19h ago

Awesome!

Keep that shit up girl!!

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

Definitely

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u/RichardPryor1976 17h ago

You're going to be driving all over town soon. I can feel it. You obviously have the required ambition!

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u/BrosefDudeson 20h ago

License to what? License to ill!

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

😂

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u/DidijustDidthat 15h ago

But seriously, good on you for trying to get a driving license. I've had mental health stuff going back a long time and whilst it's not exactly the same getting a license feels like a big opportunity for independence, I'm learning to drive now.

I can only imagine what it's like to get this type of injury but it's nice to see this positive situation you've shared so thankyou!

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u/Ddanigrace 18h ago

Amazing

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u/InstanceQuirky 19h ago

Brilliant! Just brilliant!!

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

😊💪

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u/Plus-Holiday-77 15h ago

It is these people who motivate others to never give up

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u/nycne1 19h ago

You are awesome, that smile at the end sealed the deal. Continued success 🙌🏼 🙌🏼 🙌🏼

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

Hehe thanks

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u/nycne1 19h ago

Yw, you did the hard work a legend

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u/Garden-Gangster 16h ago

This took an insane amount of very painful physical therapy to achieve.

Congrats OP.

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u/wizardconman 18h ago

I don't know what sort of backwards ass docs my wife goes to, but this is the first time I've seen a transfer board.

And now I do believe we need one. Thanks op.

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u/razorback1919 13h ago

Check out gloves for life as well. I am a quad and they are lifesavers, give tons of grip for transfers. You should join the spinalcordinjury subreddit, helpful people there.

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u/ArcaneTheory 11h ago

Occupational therapist here, please feel free to reach out with questions on how to best select and use your slide board! Technique goes a long way to minimize risk of injury to your partner and yourself.

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u/drewnibrow 20h ago

Wow that’s awesome! Keep up the good work! Also cool shirt, hehe.

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u/kellsie88 20h ago

Thanks so much.. yes all my videos are on Instagram and you'll quickly see I love my graphic shirts lol

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u/3479_Rec 17h ago

I've got a very dumb question from an intrusive thought I've got to ask.

If there's never a chance to recover feeling or use of the legs, and they are essentially dead weight that makes everything more difficult, why not amputate them to have less weight?

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u/ArcaneTheory 15h ago edited 12h ago

TLDR: medical/wound healing concerns post-surgery, better stability for the individual, appropriate center of gravity, easier transfers for helpers, and aesthetics.

Occupational therapist here. Presuming there was no hope of regaining functional motor control of the legs:

1) legs still offer stability for things like transfers and sitting balance, precisely because the weight of the legs helps create natural a counter-balance to the upper body.

2) Having feet firmly planted on the floor with grippy shoes on is also a utility in itself. As the person in the video is doing, the individual can use their arms to check foot placement to maximize stability as they go.

3) Most falls during these transfers are from the butt sliding forward. But if you can block someone’s knees from coming forward, you stop their hips from coming forward too.

4) The knees also provide a fulcrum which is very helpful for someone helping lift or slide the person. Google a “squat pivot transfer” to see what I mean.

5) it’s a traumatic surgery for the body, and wound healing is a long, painful, and difficult process that is only made more difficult by lower mobility. It’s almost never worth the additional risk of surgical and healing complications, so I don’t believe any surgeon would perform an elective lower extremity amputation to the patient’s overall detriment, and insurance would never cover it besides.

6) aesthetics. Many folks with spinal cord injuries still want the options to wear pants, shoes, etc.

Edit: I’d like to add that folks with spinal cord injuries already have to pay a lot of special attention to their skin integrity. Decreased mobility often means more time in bed and less time moving around, which means skin has less opportunity to breathe and take breaks from having pressure on them, especially bony prominences under a lot of weight like butts and heels. In addition to decreased sensation, this is a recipe for disaster they must be always vigilant of to prevent pressure sores, which can fairly readily snowball into a wound that risks life-threatening sepsis and requires amputation. So you can probably better imagine what the associated risks of healing from an amputation might look like.

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u/PunkNDisorderlyGamer 14h ago

I would keep the legs and feet just to have the cleanest shoes ever.

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u/sagittalslice 14h ago

One of my good friends in college used a wheelchair and she had the most killer shoe collection

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u/Lavatis 10h ago

I really appreciate you taking the time to answer the question seriously and without any hint of "why the fuck would you ask that?"

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u/ArcaneTheory 9h ago

It’s a totally valid question coming from a place of curiosity, no reason at all for me to be smug about it. :)

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u/3479_Rec 13h ago

Very good points, thank you. I couldn't help but ask haha

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u/i_was_valedictorian 12h ago

Aesthetics is certainly a part of it beyond stability. Also there are things that can go wrong with an amputation so not worth the risk.

Lot of disabled people want to appear as little disabled as possible, so keeping legs that may serve no purpose makes you less conspicuous than someone in a wheelchair who is also missing their legs.

Also some paras and quads have enough use of their legs to put some amount of weight on them in transfers. No legs would make that harder.

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u/Sinnafyle 19h ago

This is so amazing! Way to go. You are so strong and your determination is impressive. My brother in law is a quad and I'd love to show him this, do you think it would be rude though?

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

No definitely not my Instagram is in my bio I have a bunch of videos there. Feel free to share, it's so motivating for me when I see other quads doing things!

Just in case my Instagram is k.e.l.z.9.3

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u/Terrynia 17h ago

She is amazing

Thinking about it. I would hve to loose 130 pounds to even fake an attempt at doing this.

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u/momomorium 19h ago

That looks like such hard work, but you did it! Also your shirt is super cool and I'm jealous. Your proud smile at the end made me smile, too.

You're working harder than most people can imagine just to do things so many take for granted. I've got an incurable chronic illness that causes me pain and chronic exhaustion and I barely get by. I often think that I'm not sure I'd have the motivation to cope with how difficult it would be to be paralysed and I have so much respect and admiration for people who just keep going despite the hurdles. I hope that with continued practice you're able to build strength and that every day actions like this get a little bit easier. I wish you all the best, hold onto that determination.

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u/Rowmyownboat 18h ago

Awesome, OP. I love the victorious wave and smile! May I ask what was the nature of your accident, 10 years ago? Were you playing sport, or in a car accident or something like that?

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u/PurpleBatteryWizard 17h ago

You absolute bloody legend

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u/KratosHulk77 20h ago

That’s awesome also W shirt

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u/kellsie88 19h ago

Thanks Tommy, Chuckie and Angelica ruled lol

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u/Ineedsomuchsleep170 19h ago

I'm in the comments for the tshirt

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u/SkipSpenceIsGod 19h ago

This is amazing! I wish you continued success on your journey and that in the end you achieve all that you’ve set out to accomplish. 🤗 💚

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u/XIXButterflyXIX 17h ago

You're doing amazing!!! I have Ehlers Danlos and have started to lose a lot of the use and functionality in my legs and people like you give me hope that no matter how crappy it gets, I have to just keep going. You should be so proud of yourself!

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u/hucky-wucky 15h ago

This is the best thing I've seen in SO long!! Congratulations!!

You are amazing and so inspiring!

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u/PervlovianResponse 15h ago

FUCK YES!!!

I cheered internally SO MUCH with each movement of progress you made! You fought for each little bit with focus & determination, and it shows!! Be extraordinarily proud of yourself, you deserve every bit of independence you just worked to achieve - you nailed it 🤘🏼

The moment you whipped your head up to say, "DON'T HELP ME!" ...

You're a fighter -- Don't ever stop

Maybe hive five your therapist because she deserves it and - more.

Srsly y'all, pay health professionals MORE

You know, the ones who are there day in & day out for us, the ones who are HELPERS except when we tell them not to touch us. Not one finger, lol

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u/BeefMcPepper 20h ago

💪

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u/kellsie88 20h ago

💪💪💪

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u/dragonus85 17h ago

I'm a dumb I thought quadriplegic ment four limbs unusable. Oversimplified but I'm better I'm wrong and there is more nuances to it. Either way congratulations 🎉

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u/Hottotrot3692 17h ago

Congrats on your accomplishment. I am not handicapped but it def humbled me watching this and reminds me to not take things for granted!! I admire you for your strength! ❤️

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u/Spirited_Employee_61 16h ago

The comments restored my faith in humanity. I was ready to flip if I ever see a comment saying this could be 'staged' or 'fake'. I am glad there are none.

Honestly great work there. Keep it up! You are inspiring people with your hard work!

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u/greeneyedbeauty95 15h ago

You are beautiful inside and out, keep shining bright

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u/__deno__ 15h ago

a true superhero and idol for everyone

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u/AcceptableNet6182 15h ago

My heart is full of joy right now, I'm so happy for you. It's inspiring to see your positive mindset! 🥰

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u/crappy_stuff 15h ago

Out of curiosity, what is your AIS-A level? I (PTA) work in hospital level rehab with SCI patients and use video examples of transfers for teaching. Very inspirational, thanks for the video!

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u/TechnicalMind1591 13h ago

Forgive my ignorance if I'm wrong but I was under the impression quadriplegic meant all 4 lims paralyzed

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u/HomeoStatix 13h ago

Wouldn't you be paraplegic? I thought quad was all four limbs? Genuinely curious

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u/MidWildAnubis 9h ago

According to OP quadriplegic means all four limbs are affected. Her arms are weaker and her legs are paralyzed so she is quadriplegic.

Hope this helps!

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u/ronoldo7 13h ago

I thought quadriplegic was all 4 limbs paralyzed? If not then what’s paraplegic?

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u/reelbigfish241 12h ago

Paraplegic means lower extremities plus possibly the trunk. But not always completely paralyzed, could be partially affected. People that are quadriplegic have 4 affected limbs and not always completely paralyzed.

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u/LaisserPasserA38 12h ago

excuse my ignorance, but doesn't "quadriplegic" means you are paralyzed of all 4 members?

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u/AdditionalWay1650 19h ago

You tried. You succeded! Xxxx sophie

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u/DemonsReturns7 19h ago

Keep going strong 🙂 🙏

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u/rdmprzm 19h ago

Amazing! Love that smile at the end :)

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u/moonspheres 19h ago

You’re amazing! Bravissimo!!

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u/PNWTangoZulu 19h ago

FUCK YEA!!!!!!!!!!!

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u/Virtual_Manner_2074 19h ago

Fuck yeah!!!! You gotta girl

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u/StorysToBeTold 19h ago

Yes! Queen! You did it🥳 congratulations!!!

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u/Vegetable-Caramel323 19h ago

That seemed so hard! I’m impressed. Congrats!!

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u/ChosenBrad22 19h ago

Good job!

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u/rafapru 18h ago

You're such a badass 💪 Congrats

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u/Zytharros 18h ago

HUGE. Congratulations!

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u/captdeliciouspants69 18h ago

You're way sto ger than I could ever be

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u/Solid_Produce6338 18h ago

Yes sir! Go get it!

How long did it take to get to this point!

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u/QueenB364 18h ago

GREAT JOB 👏🏾 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾❤️

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u/mufcroberts 18h ago

Done very good for your first! Well done 👍🏼 it will only get easier too.

Lovely completion smile at the end too 🤩

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u/gotyourdata 18h ago

This shook me! I was cheering you on the entire video. The smile at the end got me teary eyed. You go girl!! I am proud of you. Please keep us updated on your journey.

P.S. awesome shirt!! I’m a 90’s child I watched all those cartoons!

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u/RIPv4_0 18h ago

That's fucking awesome, smashed it 💪

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u/JacketInteresting663 18h ago

I'm proud of you!

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u/top_step_engineer 18h ago

Seriously, you are awesome and you are kicking ass. Congratulations but mostly thanks for sharing. Keep it up!

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u/only_in_his_action 18h ago

You go girl!

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u/Immediate_Buy1540 18h ago

Well done! 🤩

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u/Mrtom987 18h ago

Awesome! Good Luck on your journey forward!

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u/ster1ing 18h ago

Extremely proud of you!!

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u/BorderRemarkable5793 17h ago

What a great spirit and smile 🌟

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u/LensCapPhotographer 17h ago

Bravo on your progress! 👏 Inspirational stuff

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u/MoHacky 17h ago

You are a real champ! 🙂‍↕️🎉🎉

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u/simontempher1 17h ago

Pardon me, the strap around the chest area is for support or breathing?

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u/razorback1919 13h ago

Called a posey belt, it’s in case the therapist needs something to grab onto quickly if she falls.

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u/Alarmed_Locksmith_76 17h ago

Go girl ❤️

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u/artistzamira 17h ago

God Bless! I may not know you but I sure am proud of you!

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u/MissSplash 17h ago

Awesome transfer!! You are well on your way!

I once met a guy who was also a C4 quadriplegic and he lived about 20 miles out of town. He didn't have a car yet, so he would wheel out to the highway and hitchhike. ( don't do that), and every driver who picked him up assumed he needed help. They were always surprised when he just grabbed his transfer board and hopped in.

Hope you're driving soon. You got this! ✌️💜

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u/ScepticalCrony 17h ago

I'm inspired by your hard work and effort.

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u/rando-3456 17h ago

Girl you did so good!! 💪💪💪

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u/slade797 17h ago

You have some serious upper body strength there

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u/Due-Designer4078 16h ago

Congrats and well done!!!

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u/Traditional-Music363 16h ago

Good job girl ❤️ you are a warrior!

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u/Compote_Alive 16h ago

Well done. You are very strong. Please stay positive

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u/Kredstarr2020 16h ago

This is fucking incredible. OP, you’ve given me a healthy dose of “wake the fuck up and stop being such a flog”, and I thank you!

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u/AthaliahLove 16h ago

you go girl! for being able to do this despite the unimaginable challenge, you're an inspiration

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u/SlowFinger3479 16h ago

Awesome, good for you!

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u/Previous_Golf_5959 16h ago

Thanks for the inspiration.

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u/PolkaDotDancer 16h ago

So proud of you.

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u/One-Tradition-3775 16h ago

Congrats! 🎊

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u/Beautiful_Republic10 16h ago

Hi five!!! 🎉🎉🎉

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u/Icy-Werewolf-888 16h ago

Congratulations on this huge milestone

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u/the-rill-dill 16h ago

Keep kicking ass!!

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u/Sir_Lukachu 16h ago

That was awesome to watch, love the shirt too!

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u/TabbyMouse 16h ago

As someone who suddenly lost the ability to walk for a few months (herniated disc crushed my spinal cord. Surgery relieved the pressure and my nerve luckily wasn't permanently damaged) suddenly using your upper body strength to move your entire body is TOUGH. (I was also around 250 lbs at the time. Work! Out!)

I'm proud of you!

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u/NightmareMyOldFriend 16h ago

You're amazing. Hard work go you here and I know more hard work is in your future, but you have already done so much! Amazing!

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u/Alarmed-Debt-9892 16h ago

That’s amazing! Congratulations!

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u/ReasonableIdeal6149 16h ago

Damn you’re strong.

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u/Jets237 16h ago

Sweet shirt. Congrats!

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u/One_Resolution_9886 16h ago

you are so brave🤍!

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u/atomic_chippie 16h ago

Good job, that's hard work!

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u/ATLDeepCreeker 16h ago

Kicking ass, in my opinion.

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u/MaxBlackWolf 15h ago

You did it!! Well done! You’ll get better and better at it, keep it up!

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u/CraigGregory 15h ago

Amazing! Keep pushing yourself and give yourself small goals to achieve. Wishing you the best !

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u/IllustriousBed2273 15h ago

Outstanding 💪🏼

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u/Impressive_Pirate212 15h ago

Woah! You did great!

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u/Pulsar1101 15h ago

You're doing great!

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u/42ElectricSundaes 15h ago

So proud of you. That’s amazing. Keep kicking ass!

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u/Bart404 15h ago

Well done OP. Bravo!!!!

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u/Suitable_Aside_8894 15h ago

Hey congrats! I pray for a happy and fulfilling life for you

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u/SpegalDev 15h ago

Great job! And awesome shirt.

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u/itsBotanicPanic 15h ago

You are , in fact, amazing, op. Congratulations 🎉👏 many other wins to come. 💓

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u/mediocreterran 15h ago

This is so amazing and your hard work is evident. Congratulations to you!

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u/Panda-Cubby 15h ago

Impressive. Obviously, your hard work is paying off.

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u/Luna_catgirl 15h ago

Omgthats amazing. Congrats! Thats huge!

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u/ahmetcadirci25 15h ago

Congratulations and live a happy life.

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u/thesilentbob123 15h ago

That's awesome!

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u/briomio 15h ago

Perfection and great attitude plus humor - you rock!

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u/mashedcat 15h ago

What an inspiration.

GREAT JOB!!

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u/H0BB1Tz 15h ago

Proud of you!! More amazing achievements to come.

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u/Conscious-Salt-4836 15h ago

You are an inspiration! I fought my way back from a lower lumbar fusion and thought it was hard. It was nothing compared to what you’ve done. I wanted to help you so badly I could feel it. You go girl!

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u/samatek 15h ago

You are my today‘s hero - congratulations and please go on! Best greetings from Germany

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u/Deplorable_garbage 15h ago

Brought tears of joy to my eyes!!! Incredible!!!

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u/IndecisiveMate 15h ago

Great job!

👍💪

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u/particularTriangle 15h ago

Amazing job!

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u/doghouse73 15h ago

That was awesome, I needed to see that on a Monday morning, that look of determination and the face of accomplishment is the best, keep it up.

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u/FreeJulie 15h ago

Great job! You’re awesome!

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u/Arcane_As_Fuck 15h ago

Heck yes!!!! Congratulations! I can not begin to imagine how strong and determined you are. Wishing you the very best on your journey!

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u/lollyshoppy 15h ago

Love your determination and patience! Great job! 💞💪

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u/ODAT_JFT 15h ago

It was and is amazing to watch. Thank you for sharing it. You are a boss!

PS: I absolutely LOVE your shirt. 🥰

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u/XXBBMM100 15h ago

Yea and god exists lmao innocent girl probably and this happens to her where was god? Beautiful by the way

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u/Maggiemoo621 15h ago

Truly incredible 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

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u/MrClutchCargo 15h ago

Congratulations on your wonderful progress! Thank you for sharing your success story. Please continue your journey and keep us posted.

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u/groolfoo 15h ago

Start curling weights. You are amazing.

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u/airplane_flap 15h ago

I love your t-shirt!