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Injections of a new drug that enabled paralyzed animals to recover mobility and/or bladder function will begin clinical trials at the Shjrley Ryan

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These are two real-life scenarios that have happened to me in the last year.

You’ve probably heard of the Shepherd Center in Atlanta if you’ve been living with spinal cord injury for a while.

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