Hello. I look forward to learning from the members of CareCure.net. I’m a para, T8 incomplete. My first SCI was decades ago due to a cancerous tumor on my spinal cord. Most recently I have had two additional SCIs during the past six years. I was born under a bad sign or maybe more realistically a bad spinal cord.
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welcome to the sandbox!
69yo male T12 complete since 1995
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Hello"I have great faith in fools; self-confidence my friends call it." - Edgar Allen Poe
"If you only know your side of an issue, you know nothing." -John Stuart Mill, On LibertyComment
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Welcome. Including your age (birthday) and location in your profile will help us to better respond to your questions, as well as to put your comments into context.
(KLD)The SCI-Nurses are advanced practice nurses specializing in SCI/D care. They are available to answer questions, provide education, and make suggestions which you should always discuss with your physician/primary health care provider before implementing. Medical diagnosis is not provided, nor do the SCI-Nurses provide nursing or medical care through their responses on the CareCure forums.Comment
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Welcome to the community, nolagurl1956.MS with cervical and thoracic cord lesionsComment
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Thanks, looking to learning some new stuff.
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Are you from New Orleans? I’m from Baton Rouge.)Comment
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Welcome to CC! It's a great place to get suggestions, support, etc. I've benefitted a lot from information about disability related equipment. I am paralyzed from Polio decades ago and currently navigating old age issues to try to stay independent. I push a manual wheelchair indoors; when I go out I use my ZX1 scooter which attaches to my wheelchair as I'm unable to push outdoors anymore due to shoulder weakness.
Do you work or are you retired? Your profile indicates you stay active.
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I’m retired, not necessarily by choice, but do a lot of volunteer work at both the local and national level. I’m also an avid gardener, and have two hens and a cat which don’t require much time but somehow I spend a lot of time with them. I’m finding that I don’t accomplish much these days even though I always feel busy. No one has ever said this but I was born with a “bad” spinal cord as a tumor was discovered at T10 when I was 14. Then 40 something years later I had a bleed in the same area. Four years after that I contracted sepsis in the hospital which turned into an unusual bacteria which started eating my spine. Fusion T4-8 and hopefully threes the charm.
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Hey, Gurl, welcome to our site. I am a para at t-6 level—ischemic paralysis, no trauma to spinal cord/column. Many wonderful and talented people on CC. A great exchange for SCI related info and personal stories.You C.A.N.
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Howdy Nolagurl,
Welcome to the Club nobody wanted to join, but here we are. A lot of good info and people here, so kick back, relax, and stay a spell.
edit: Huh, I just now noticed(yeah I'm a little dense) that there is no tag line at the bottom of each user post. Mine used to say "a T10 who'd rather be riding than rolling". I don't see a way to create one in this software version.
I'm just saying this here cuz I didn't think to add my info to my post here.Last edited by McDuff; 10 Mar 2021, 1:44 PM."a T10, who'd Rather be ridin'; than rollin'"Comment
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