School, standing frames and Spawn at the Sub-Acute Unit
In episode 2 of Have a Seat, I'm chatting about my time in the Sub-Acute Unit of Phoenix Children's Hospital. I cover everything from my various therapies to how I kept up with my school work.
It was a strange, empowering and difficult time in my life, but in the end, it helped shaped who I am today. From learning to breathe on a ventilator to finishing up my freshman year from my hospital room, there is no shortage of memorable experiences.
In episode 2 of Have a Seat, I'm chatting about my time in the Sub-Acute Unit of Phoenix Children's Hospital. I cover everything from my various therapies to how I kept up with my school work.
It was a strange, empowering and difficult time in my life, but in the end, it helped shaped who I am today. From learning to breathe on a ventilator to finishing up my freshman year from my hospital room, there is no shortage of memorable experiences.
During my time at the Sub-Acute Unit, one thing I learned was the importance of patience. I wasn’t going to magically start walking overnight. But if I was going to successfully adjust to being a quadriplegic, it was going to take plenty of hard work and determination.
To give you a better visual from my 8-month hospital stay, here are a few photos. I can’t believe it was over 20 years ago.
Enjoy!
My new vlog is live!
It’s official, I have a vlog!
Lately, I’ve been looking into the idea of vlogging, and I finally took the plunge and joined the YouTube Creator community.
For my first foray, I’m calling my vlog “Have a Seat” and sharing my insights into my life as a person with a disability.
It’s official, I have a vlog!
Lately, I’ve been looking into the idea of vlogging, and I finally took the plunge and joined the YouTube Creator community.
For my first foray, I’m calling my vlog “Have a Seat” and sharing my insights into my life as a person with a disability.
In the first episode, I talk about how I became a quadriplegic and why I may have Acute Flaccid Myelitis.
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Watch my premiere episode in the embed below.