Paraplegic Pressure Sores Prevention & Care

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Hello, back again with another good video. I have made the second part of the pressure sores video as promised. Here you'll understand more about how to take care of yourself with understanding the developing stages and being able to take preventative measures. Pressure sores may be minor at first, but give the sore the right neglect, and you will find out why you should care! #wheelchairlife #wheelchairlifestyle #paraplegic #disabilityawareness #disabilitypride

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16 сен 2023

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@cleonaldopereira8929 10 месяцев назад

Parabéns meu guerreiro

@TimSaundersC4 10 месяцев назад

I have been a C-4 quadriplegic for almost 18 years. Throughout this time, I've encountered a few pressure sores, and the most crucial lesson I've learned is the importance of promptly addressing any signs of redness before it escalates. Each day, I have my Personal Support Workers (PSWs) take pictures of the areas of my skin prone to breakdown. Living with this condition has brought about a persistent daily anxiety, primarily centered around the fear of developing a pressure sore. Being paralyzed is undeniably challenging, but it is possible to make the best of the situation with the right mindset.

@livingdifferently470 10 месяцев назад

i agree

@chantelle1654 10 месяцев назад

Thanks for the useful advice and congrats. Rethinking my wheelchair cushion right now.

@livingdifferently470 10 месяцев назад

Yes I always think of different kinds. The reason why Im using my foam is because my friend Harold told me how many air cushions he's popped due to both his and mine's line of work. So My air would be more for other times. I do plan to purchase more robust cushions in the future though. The softer the better