Tips sorted by category
Tips sorted by author and their injury level
- High tetraplegia without function in arms and hands (C2-4, ASIA A, B)
- High tetraplegia with partly function in arms/hands (C5-6, ASIA A, B)
- Low tetraplegia with partly function in arms/hands (C7- Th1, ASIA A, B)
- High paraplegia with impaired balance (Th 2-10, ASIA A, B)
- Low paraplegia (Th11- S1, ASIA A, B)
- Motor incomplete tetraplegia (C2-Th1, ASIA C, D)
- Motor incomplete paraplegia ( Th2-S1, ASIA C, D)
- Tetraplegia with motor function allowing ambulation (C2-Th1, ASIA D, E)
- Paraplegia with motor function allowing ambulation (Th2-S1, ASIA D, E)
Tips sorted by author and their injury level
Tetraplegia with motor function allowing ambulation (C2-Th1, ASIA D, E)
- Anders 3
- 5 tips
Anders is working part time. He lives together with his wife in an apartment. He was injured in 1971 and has an incomplete tetraplegia. Indoors he is able to walk with a stick, outside he uses scooter. No assistance. - Caroline
- 21 tips
Caroline lives in an apartment and is working. She has a congenital disease (Ehlers-Danlos syndrom) which gives her fluctuating problems and pain in all her joints. Since 2000 she is using a wheelchair outdoors. She has homehelp 27 hours a month. - Mats 2
- 22 tips
Mats lives together with his wife and daughter in a house. He was injured in 2001 and has a high incomplete tetraplegia. He does not have any assistance. - Rob
- 2 tips
Rob runs a small company making gripping aids for people with reduced hand function (see www.activehands.co.uk). He is also a DJ, a world traveller, regular motor home user and a wheelchair sportsman.
He was injured in 1996 and is a C5/6 incomplete tetra.
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