PSH. C4-C5 incomplete SCI. Nine years , eleven months post. Driving.

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  • Опубликовано: 11 сен 2024
  • PSH. C4-C5 incomplete SCI. Nine years , eleven months post. Driving.

Комментарии • 20

  • @dlbrittain1976
    @dlbrittain1976 2 года назад +2

    being independent......is a BIG advantage for Scott...........enjoy your adventures.........

  • @anhdungtran9343
    @anhdungtran9343 Год назад +1

    Sao lâu quá không thấy ra video vậy

  • @tiffanycooper117
    @tiffanycooper117 2 года назад +1

    It’s so amazing that you’re able to stand up and get a receipt I didn’t even know you can stand up like that being a quadriplegic

    • @scottchaller
      @scottchaller  2 года назад

      Tiffany...thank you very much for following The Boy. We appreciate it very much. It's been a long road, but yes he's pretty mobile.

    • @lauramordaunt8761
      @lauramordaunt8761 Год назад

      @@scottchaller how long has been paralyzed

    • @scottchaller
      @scottchaller  Год назад

      @@lauramordaunt8761 10 1/2 years

    • @scottchaller
      @scottchaller  Год назад

      @@lauramordaunt8761 10 1/2 years

  • @tenchan-love
    @tenchan-love 2 года назад

    運転素晴らしいですね😊

  • @tiffanycooper117
    @tiffanycooper117 2 года назад +1

    So dope I’m a c3 to c7 quadriplegic woman

    • @scottchaller
      @scottchaller  2 года назад

      Tiffany...Thank you very much for following The Boy. We appreciate it very much.

  • @javu656
    @javu656 2 года назад +2

    Hello, I have seen your videos, my question is: in which rehabilitation center or where is the place for me to have a rehabilitation like this, my spinal cord injury is c5 and c6

    • @scottchaller
      @scottchaller  2 года назад +1

      Where do you live?

    • @javu656
      @javu656 2 года назад +1

      live in Mexico, my injury is incomplete, I had an accident 15 years ago, my recovery is very little compared to the guys on this video channel, it's impressive. I am interested in how they have handled their therapies, their recovery is impressive.

    • @scottchaller
      @scottchaller  2 года назад

      Don't compare your recovery with other people's. Each injury is different. Do YOUR best, hardest work.

    • @iampntcostl
      @iampntcostl 2 года назад

      Great to have this independence I’m sure. Quick question. In some earlier videos I think maybe pre-pandemic you used to do a lot more walking in your videos and getting up from seated positions and stairs and so many things I never knew were possible with your level of injury. Do you still find yourself practicing in those ways or is using your chair just a better/safer mode of getting around?

    • @scottchaller
      @scottchaller  2 года назад

      Jason...thank you for following The Boy. We appreciate it very much. He always works on his walking. I was just showing how he gets in and out of his van, along with his hand controls.

  • @theangryquad3127
    @theangryquad3127 2 года назад

    Can you stand up????? You gotta work on that!! YESTERDAY........

    • @johnjkizer6399
      @johnjkizer6399 2 года назад +1

      Have you watched any of his other videos, he can walk, he can do many things most quadriplegic can’t, it’s been a life struggle,

    • @scottchaller
      @scottchaller  2 года назад

      Thank you, John. We appreciate that you follow The Boy.

    • @lekanbalogun6283
      @lekanbalogun6283 Год назад

      @@johnjkizer6399 let’s see your recent video and your recovery update