Three weeks back home.
November 11th, 2006
I have been home for three weeks now and I have been doing my physical therapy everyday. My legs seem to be more stable when I am transferring from one place to another. I have some parallel bars ordered and on the way to my home. I will see how much more stable my legs really are as soon as I am able to use the parallel bars. I hope that I will be able to stand up and support myself with the use of the bars. I hope that the stem cells will repair the damaged area in my spinal cord. I think that physical therapy is the most important thing to do right now. I will update my blog as soon as I do my first work out with the parallel bars.
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1. Neil | November 14th, 2006 at 2:37 pm
Hey Tony!
It’s great to hear you guys made it back in one piece and that all is well. Keep up the rehab, for sure. I hope you had an enjoyable, productive time while in Shenyang. It was a pleasure meeting you and your dad and hopefully our paths can cross again some day…
When you have a minute, say hi to your dad for me and feel free to contact me anytime you like…my email address is neilscc@gmail.com. If I ever get a chance to get down to your neck of the woods, I’ll be sure to visit : )
Sincerely,
Neil
2. Dinko | November 19th, 2006 at 11:30 pm
Hello, Tony!
I am a very new blogger, and I started it out of desperation, at first. But I think it is very liberating, and it helped me realise I am not alone out there. I will keep my fingers crossed for you, and send good vibes - and my heart-felt wishes for you to recover soon.
Yours-in-arms,
Dinko
3. SCI Diary&hellip | November 19th, 2006 at 11:32 pm
[...] I will try to get in touch with Tony, and keep you posted. Posted in brothers(& sisters)-in-arms [...]
4. Patrick Stevenson | November 27th, 2006 at 7:08 am
Hello Tony,
My name is Patrick Stevenson, I had one stem cell injection in Mexico it consisted of six total injections one above,one in, one below my injury
and three down my spine i had this done New Years Eve 2005. I workout everyday, sometimes twie a day, with wrirst weights, big on sit-ups when i’m really workout i do 2,000 a day, i have a powertrainer (ts not) FES.
Ride it twice a week, All kinds of excisese every day, the thing i need from you is how much does this cost. And tell me about the dreaded sideeffects.
Bee
5. Bruce Kell | December 15th, 2006 at 10:48 am
I just read your blog. I didn’t even know that stem cell injections were available. I hope you have a complete recovery, and prove to the world that stem cell injections are a good thing.
I am partially paralized from an auto accident and have some use of my legs. I would love to get full use of my legs. I would then really enjoy life again and be a more productive person. I could get a good job to get me off of Social Security.
If all the people with spinal cord injuries were able to get their bodies back and get off of Social Security the government would save a lot money. I believe the government should pay for this research. It would be a great investment for them.
I hope everything works out great for you and keep on bloging.
Bruce
6. pavel | February 14th, 2007 at 4:39 pm
Hi
How r u now ?
i think your improvements being going on
take care
love
pavel
7. Audrey Lewis | February 15th, 2007 at 3:46 am
I love reading all the Hope and Love in the Blogs God Bless you all and go for it.
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