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C6/7 Incomplete Quadriplegic from Connecticut, Joe Stone, 5 years post-injury

11/15/2018

 
​Meet Joe Stone, a proud father and husband who believes that getting involved in your community by joining a support group or adaptive sports is life changing.
I am first a husband and a father, an adaptive athlete and a peer mentor. I also happen to be a survivor of a c6/7 spinal cord injury. I am a quadriplegic. I feel MTW is super important to me because it is a unique one of a kind resource for all things sci related. Being able to be apart and help out with such a project and mission gives me such a satisfied and rewarding feeling. Also, after watching the library of other positive peer mentors with their motivating testimonies one cannot leave without feeling truly inspired. ​
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