Has anyone here ever been paralyzed? I'm sure getting nerves

>>41427387
You are miles ahead of anyone here in regards to answering that question

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>>41427413
you're probably right but I figured it was worth a shot

https://youtu.be/QgXo-XpFzWw
Maybe this will be of some help

>>41427387
you've done some great progress so far, but i sense that you are at a loss if you are seriously asking here.

my advice: continue to be a tough mofo, keep your head up and search for advice in more legit places. someone out there will have the answer for you. you managed with your arm, why the fuck not your leg. keep looking.

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>>41427507
https://youtu.be/bIXOo8D9Qsc
Also this one. I've been searching my favorite videos on YouTube for about 5 minutes for this, so you better watch it Op

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>>41427592
>>41427507
currently watching both of these, thanks anon

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>>41427387
I can't contribute but I hope you'll get well soon anon. We're all gonna make it brah

>>41427387
I dunno man I slipped a disc the other week and I wake up basically paralyzed every day. Can't muster the force in my arms to push up and it's that weird metallic pain in my neck if I try to roll over. So it takes about an hour to edge off the bed and then an hour of stretching to get it worked out a little. Still doing calisthenics and shit, just drinking more water and fruit.

My whole thing is constantly doing small exercises or stretches to "feel out" where exactly the problem is and then work around it/try to support it as much as I can. If you have severe nerve damage obviously this is going to be near impossible, but focusing on whatever area and trying to flex each muscle at a time has worked pretty alright.

>>41427697
how did you slip a disc

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>>41427387
Bro you are playing on hard mode. I wish you luck.

>>41427729
...2pl8 OHP

>>41427638
You're welcome. I wish you all the best on your recovery. Don't give in to the negative feelings, don't give up

>>41427769
what? no please be joking

>>41427387
man what happened why you got this?

>>41427779
I was being a dumbfuck and basically did a shitty snatch from a reverse curl position. Didn't have my weight in my knees and compensated with my upper back, fucking hurt.

>>41427785
brain hemorrhage due to leukemia. still on maintenance chemo for it, will be off in a year or so from now.

I was too busy with work to make time to go to a real doctor even though I was feeling really ill for about a month prior to diagnosis. The school nurse at my city college misdiagnosed it as strep throat and gave me meds for that. I was scheduled for a doctor check up the day after I got a hemorrhage.

Just go to a doctor if you're feeling sick as soon as you can. I had about a month to deal with this properly and I failed. A simple blood check wouldn't have prevented leukemia but it would have saved my brain from a hemorrhage at least. I get seizures from it now too.

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>>41427777
Damn this is the first time I ever got quads. This is a sign Op

>>41427387
Ever seen kill bill?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHl24Kjp5Vs

I've actually read stuff about how stroke survivors are sometimes able to regain motor function in affected body parts by using a mirror to reflect the opposite side body part. Apparently this can give the brain a sort of visual cue as to how it's supposed to communicate to the affected body part, helping the process of neural regeneration. I don't know the specifics of your condition, but I hope this can help you research what to do.