Motorcycle Accident Left Me PARALYSED At 26 |
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- Опубликовано: 24 июл 2024
- A motorcycle accident left Aaron Yeo paralyzed in all four limbs at 26, but he's since found a new purpose in mouth painting.
How long did it take for him to accept his circumstances? Where does someone learn such a niche skill? And how did he end up representing Singapore in table tennis along the way???
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Cast:
• Denise Oh / ohthedenise
• Johnathan Chua / johnathanchua
• Daniel Lim / danlim11
Behind the Cam:
• Nashrul Merza
• Amirul Nashtrie
Edited by:
Jared Alex Tan
00:00 Intro
01:53 Aaron’s Accident
03:44 the Road to Recovery
05:34 Denial and Acceptance
10:23 Aaron’s Turning Point
14:10 How Aaron Earns Money Now
16:01 Questions About Mouth Painting
20:18 Winning a Gold Medal for Singapore???
22:21 Aaron’s Bucket List
24:59 Outro
25:32 Bonus Clip 
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Feels extremely at ease to see him smile.. am I the only one ? ..
The person teaching the wheelie is an Occupational therapist! We are allied health professionals and work together with speech therapists, dieticians, physiotherapist etc to aid our patients in recovery.
Occupation = activities that people do on a daily basis and/or activities that are meaningful and purpose to life. That includes eating, bathing, dressing, getting around the home/city, using the wheelchair, prescribing wheelchairs, helping patients get back to work, helping patients get back to driving etc
In essence, we help patients overcome their physical disabilities or limitations by teaching them strategies/skills, modifying the environment, use of adaptive technology etc. Hope this helps!
I can empathise with Aaron. I slipped on my way to the toilet in school n broke my spinal cord C3 n C4 into two pieces, with C5 n C6 badly chipped. The half pieces of C3 n C4 were taken out n the other halves remained in me. This accident landed me on wheelchair for 5 n half years, but after 1.5 yrs of physio n pushing myself to exercise daily n now I’m able to walk slow n steady, but will never be 100% recovery. Grateful to God’s grace n mercy. 🙏
I feel so much for Aaron. Stay strong 💪
Disable does not means Unable.
He is an amazing person. Can’t imagine the amount of pain he went through, very inspirational!
It is painful because really, one can hope for miracles but it takes a few years of acceptance that this is a new reality. Especially when you see your muscle wasting
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Love the episode, the podcast has really been doing so much.
The amputee joke wa i’m dead.
I am getting so many "can ask meh" vibes. Thank you for making it real. ❤👍🏼
There is also chest physiotherapy to help with respiratory issues too
Such a cool episode
What a beast
Very inspiring ❤
Is dan finally wearing a proper luxury watch, yacht master?
Aaron is vibe
he's him
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hmmm stem cell treatment is to repair injuries , can revert disability ? locally already have , funny he go all the way to india
Algoooooooooooooo
First 🎉
What a beast