Unlocking people with locked-in syndrome | Femke Nijboer & Paul Trossèl | TEDxTwenteU

[@thisisduncan917]

Love the sound effects (and content). I’m a fellow locked-in syndrome sufferer. Keep fighting!

[@ethank736music]

damn.... i hope you recover man

[@BrainGainConsortium]

Thanks! The sound box was made by my students from the University of Twente. It costed only 30 euros or so. Find some creative nerds to replicate :)

[@AyrKynd]

Keep on keeping on! 👊🏻

[@solaidowu2307]

“Seeing someone is not something you do with your eyes, it is something you do with your heart “ -deep!

[@vivafemke]

Totally stolen from or inspired by The Little Prince though from Antoine de Saint-Exupéry ;)

[@DD-pt9qw]

I feel for you Paul.Keep fighting. I like how you are using comedy to help others learn about this syndrome it made me want to watch the video more so I think it’s affective. 👊😂

[@gregpendrey6711]

Your shtick ( Ted Talk) gave me energy to care without worry for my friends that can't respond immediately. Patience is a virtue. Sincerely G

[@CosmicAli_TheObserver]

Schtick?? Are you being sarcastic?

[@silviaveldboer2703]

Zo waar!

[@snowwhite7571]

Does he use the letter board?👏👏 He has amazing outlook!

[@vivafemke]

Yes he does. And assistive technology as well. At home, he can write emails, operate lights and TV and browse internet. :)

[@RosesOfSaturn]

It's curable keep trying

[@markneedham7320]

I wonder if Elon Musk's neural net can be of any assistance to people with locked in syndrome

[@AshtonScripts]

yeah, no

[@dr.buzzvonjellar8862]

If it works and can be developed by 5000 x to reconnect and stimulate multiple areas. It’ll be a while

[@enjoytheshow-u1l]

bruh he was moving

[@vivafemke]

Yes, fortunately Paul regained some function in his left tumb and neck. When he laughs or cries his body spasms in a reflex.

[@BuisnessOfExposing]

B

[@Real-Name..Maqavoy]

*Gawd...!*