Posted on Apr 1, 2017
This Former Marine Just Took His First Steps In 33 Years
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I've been able to see these in action during a stint at a spinal cord injury center. Very cool stuff. The battery life is better than older models, they handle terrain slightly better, and they're easier for the patient to get in and out of. It'll be interesting to see where these go in the next decade.
This Former Marine Just Took His First Steps In 33 Years
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Thanks for the Share... Great information...
..."...“We want to see if the device can give them the opportunity to be independent and improve their quality of life being home and surrounded by their loved ones and surrounded by their families,” Dr. Ashraf Gorgey, the Director of Spinal Cord Injury Research at McGuire, ..."...
..."...“We want to see if the device can give them the opportunity to be independent and improve their quality of life being home and surrounded by their loved ones and surrounded by their families,” Dr. Ashraf Gorgey, the Director of Spinal Cord Injury Research at McGuire, ..."...
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This is truly great news to read, and hear about, they say you can't keep a good man down.
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