College Student Urges People Not to Dive to Avoid Spinal Cord Injury

Clemson University student Joe Bailey Jr. sustained a paralyzing spinal cord injury in a diving accident during spring break 2016. Now, he urges people not to dive to avoid devastating injury. He is undergoing rehabilitation at Shepherd Center in Atlanta.

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Dam did they catch the people

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Such a well spoken man. He has such a great chance at life.

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Great life wisdom. You are blessed

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Sure..thanks for the tips..

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God bless this young man

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Thank you

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I REMEMBER DIVING HEAD FIRST FROM 20 FEET, FELT LIKE A CONCRETE BLOCK HIT ME IN THE HEAD, THAT WAS THE LAST TIME I DID THAT, FEET FIRST ONLY AND NOT TOO HIGH

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Hi I had a tumor on my spine that left me with paralzes. Maybe we can connect and share stories.

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How are you now doing , I pray well for you and your family 🙏🙏🙏

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I hope you are ok! God is with you

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Life is so unfair. Hopefully he get some of his life vack

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✝️✝️✝️✝️🥰🥰❤️

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Feet first for God's sake!