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More Than Walking is committed to share the stories and independent living skills of peer mentors with spinal cord injuries in 2022. Publishing short stories across our growing social media channels will change perceptions of what's possible for living with spinal cord injuries and inspire hundreds of others like quadriplegic Jonathan Hobbs from Massachusetts to share their story on film for the first time.
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"I just subscribed. Im a c5 incomplete quad of 24 years. I did really good for 10-15 but after that chronic pain got me down mentally and physically which triggered depression. I went to college and pushing up huge ramps with 45 lbs of books destroyed my shoulders. I got my associates degree in computer programming but after several years of trying nobody wld hire me and that made depression worse. But you've inspired me to get off my ass and try to find something else to live for. Keep up the good work." - Jason G.
"My heart is broke for my neighbors son. He's damaged on c5,c6 and c1... currently has pneumonia and is in ICU..diving accident..he's 27 and needs to be prayed for. His name is Alan... I am referring this video to his mother... It's a great inspiration. Thank you." - Lori H.
"I am a new grad and am studying for my national board exam for Occupational Therapy. I am trying to wrap my mind around the functional possibilities at each cervical nerve level and what it looks like. I am very grateful for your energy and confidence. Positive vibes my man!!!" - Jason B.
"My heart is broke for my neighbors son. He's damaged on c5,c6 and c1... currently has pneumonia and is in ICU..diving accident..he's 27 and needs to be prayed for. His name is Alan... I am referring this video to his mother... It's a great inspiration. Thank you." - Lori H.
"I am a new grad and am studying for my national board exam for Occupational Therapy. I am trying to wrap my mind around the functional possibilities at each cervical nerve level and what it looks like. I am very grateful for your energy and confidence. Positive vibes my man!!!" - Jason B.