Autonomic Dysreflexia

[jentlejd]

Thanks you for sharing. It helped me understand AD a bit better. Stay strong.

[sskristiss]

You are so brave to have shared this video, you will now be in my prayers! :)

[shmoobz]

Thank you for posting this. Your life must be so difficult at times, but you have created something positive by furthering the understanding of AD for people in the medical field.

[Gracernfl]

I'm in a patho class trying to write a paper on autonomic dysreflexia and having trouble understanding. So i just watched your video. Thank You. To me "AD" was just a couple of words that are tied to a complicated series of events. And you helped me to understand. Thanks!

[loytube1]

hmm... interesting video. it gives pause for thought. handsome man though. nice face.

[greensleaves7]

Hi There sir, I am really thanking you right now for being such a brave and strong person! You are an inspiration to me to carry on in spite of all. I am a nursing graduate, and u jusy made AD easier to underatand!! God bless u sir!:)

[wawa1196]

I know how that feels I'm an incomplete c1-7 and you are really calm during that I'd be next to flipping out at the camera good luck dude

[hunnypothardshoes]

I am also a nursing student. I have to say that I have had a really hard time wrapping my brain around AD. You have made everything much more clear and kudos to you for being a great teacher by showing others a very small portion of your life. Thank you with all of my heart.

[suevandenbrink]

As a nursing student, this was exactly what I needed! You are brave and also have a heart to teach. The medical community needs more clients teaching as you do.

Thanks so much!

[James29440]

I am a C5/C6 spinal cord injury, the headaches are the worst that can be brought on by urinary tract infections, activity in the rectum or overstimulation of the rectum, ingrown toenails, I have even heard of quadriplegics getting the autonomic dysreflexia after receiving tattoos-

[XUnnEX]

mi c5

[Pinkcrusader]

Ah dude I hate that shit so much. And I live next to a water treatment plant so sometimes I smell crap and have no idea if it was me or not. I'm a C6/7 so I have experienced Auto. Dysreflexia more than I care too. I'm lucky though I'm more mobile than you are and I have people living with me that can help if I need it. I'm pulling for ya. We're all in this together.

[dncn1976]

Hey Chris! I am an OT student from WSSU...we are hoping to skype with you next week. I just want to send a shout out to thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Autonomic Dysreflexia has been a hard topic for me to wrap my head around. Seeing your footage has made it more clear. I appreciate all that you are doing and love your honesty. You are the real deal...not just some random ass textbook. Much love, Connie Reynolds

[jeramilyn28]

I have been watching you for awhile but never left a comment. But after watching this post, I felt like it was necessary. You are so brave and inspirational. I am a caregiver and care for a quadriplegic. It is so refreshing to hear someone actually talk openly about the issues that quads face every day. Thank you for allowing us a view into your life

[frwheel]

Hang in there man. AD SUXS

[Numian]

in your bed, yeah, it sucks, but still better than in your car far away from home... No comment... :-)

[dijornopizza]

do you have someone to help with cleaning up afterwards

[guitarfingers881]

Props on the honesty. Im c5 c6 myself and I dont think I could have shared that info with the world..

[atticusam1]

It looks like that was a hard one to post. The courage of your honesty is always appreciated.

Thanks, Chris.

[aawood00]

Feel better man. Thinking of you.