Does accepting the wheelchair mean giving up hope for a “cure?” - Lisa Rosen, MS
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Does accepting the wheelchair mean giving up hope for a “cure?” |
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Lisa Rosen, MSEducational Program Manager, Life Center, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago |
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Absolutely not. This is just, you have to shift your thinking a little bit, and if you want to stay active and be social, and you need to use a wheelchair to do that, well then that's what you're going to do in the meantime. That doesn't mean you can't wish to walk again, or can't believe in stem-cell research, or a cure. It has nothing to do with it, it's just in the meantime, this is the mode of transportation you're going to use.
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Does accepting the wheelchair mean giving up hope for a “cure?” |
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Lisa Rosen, MSEducational Program Manager, Life Center, Rehabilitation Institute of Chicago |
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Absolutely not. This is just, you have to shift your thinking a little bit, and if you want to stay active and be social, and you need to use a wheelchair to do that, well then that's what you're going to do in the meantime. That doesn't mean you can't wish to walk again, or can't believe in stem-cell research, or a cure. It has nothing to do with it, it's just in the meantime, this is the mode of transportation you're going to use.