Man seriously injured in motorbike crash is learning to walk again
A MAN who was determined not to let a paralysis diagnosis slow him down has surprised even himself with the rate of his recovery. A year-and-a-half after Andrew Bell was
A MAN who was determined not to let a paralysis diagnosis slow him down has surprised even himself with the rate of his recovery. A year-and-a-half after Andrew Bell was
Dear reader, My name is Rafi. I am 39 years old; married, and father to a 4 year old girl. I had a beautiful life, until on one unfortunate day
Andrew’s story and progress following his Epidural Stimulation treatment was once again featured on BBC News. Following a motorcycle accident which left him paralysed in 2015, Andrew received a pioneering
Andrew Bell was left with life-threatening injuries, including a broken spine, fractured ribs, a dislocated sternum and punctured lung, and spent weeks in hospital after he was hit by a
which saw doctors insert a microchip into his back. The chip applies a continuous electrical current to the lower part of the spinal cord, and when it is switched on
David Hill is a huge Florida Gator football fan, a loving son, and an irrepressible optimist. He is also a survivor of a C4/C5 spinal cord injury (SCI) that left