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Rise and Walk

Stephen Davies dreams of a day when people once paralyzed by spinal cord injuries will rise and walk. But Davies, a PhD, does more than dream. The University of Colorado Denver School of Medicine p...  
 
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Very interesting and inspiring. I visited the Anshutz medical campus a few weeks ago, very technologically advanced. The problem with this video is that Chris Chappell says he's a quadriplegic. However, he's using his arms to push himself later. He probably meant to say paraplegic.
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Thank you Dr. Davies and Associates for helping us. I am a 43 year old c5 quadriplegic of 20 years.

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