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Kevin Guillory : Paralyzed : Part 1 of 2

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Uploaded by on Jan 21, 2010

Ep.1 part 1 of 2
Kevin Guillory is 36 years old and paralyzed. He was hurt on the job and his workman's comp insurance has continuously delayed his settlement and denied him basic coverage for everyday things like housing, doctor visits and transportation. In this episode, Kevin shows you some of the main obstacles that someone faces in regards to everyday housing, while in a wheelchair.

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  • I am paralyzed as well, but this happened to me in a car accident when I was 7. I have grown up in homes that have needed modifications and just recently moved to my own apartment. Although they considered it adapted to wheelchairs because of the doors being wider, I could not get under sinks and the counters were very high. It seems there are always obstacles!

  • Don't let the b's grind you down. Also don't hit the post comment button accidentally before finishing you comments. (quietly knocking my head against my desk!) Best of luck again

  • Our (UK) system may be flawed, but it's still better than what you are facing. I wish you the very best of luck. Don't let the b

  • Good luck. I hope this works out for you.

  • Best of luck my friend.

  • What a fascinating and, well, pretty upsetting story. I'm so glad people are telling it, though, and in such an accessible way. Good on you.

  • Wow, that really sucks.

    I can't believe how retarded the insurance companies and healthcare are in the US.

    Stay strong. I'm sure you'll find a way. Good luck in court.

  • Thanks for making this important issue known.

  • Be strong!

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