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Quadriplegic vs. Paraplegic | What's the difference?

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Quadriplegic vs. Paraplegic | What's the difference?
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@coleandcharisma 5 лет назад

Thanks for watching!! Let us know if this better helps you understand the difference!!

@ingridmulder4984 5 лет назад

Hi Cole and Charisma I have a Question. I watch also Zack his Channel and I wondered why Zack has a leg bag for when he has to pee and you don't have it. Did you have had it too in the past???? And is that because of your operation with the botox??

@audreywilliams7007 5 лет назад

It definitely did. Very eye opening.

@SandyRief2023 5 лет назад

I think it will definitely help! Often we, as health care practitioners, forget that our every day language is not every day language for everyone else :)

@lauradonaldson3269 5 лет назад

I have Cerebral Palsy.

@lauradonaldson3269 5 лет назад

I am an Advocate with Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago

@EvelynJoy 5 лет назад

I love how the internet wants to correct your diagnosis. Pretty sure you know you're a quadriplegic. I learned a lot today! Thank you! ❤️

@nmoomoo 4 года назад

yeah like a doctors, nurses and other health professionals who studied this stuff got his diagnosis wrong this whole time

@EmeryB152 3 года назад

Samee

@kgspvgsp7569 2 года назад

America in a nutshell, if u are american, u r god's favorite so why shouldnt u know everything better a professional

@MaryJane-zw5pv 7 месяцев назад

@@kgspvgsp7569not all Americans feel that way 🤦‍♀️

@marileeparsley9730 5 лет назад

You Two are changing the world, one video at a time! Blessings to you!

@dachadoodle7146 4 года назад

Ikr I just learned something and it did spark something else, but still

@brittanybottmeyer4300 5 лет назад

As someone in the medical space, specifically sports medicine world, this video is SO important. More people need to be educated on the differences, we can all be doing better to understand each other :) you guys did an awesome job of organizing the information and explaining it clearly with those examples!

@alexastafford1523 5 лет назад

Whenever you were speaking about the difference between Cole and Cruise, it made me realize just how amazing the body is...how crazy that a very slight difference in location has such an affect of function Thanks for educating and being great to your viewers!

@mamadeebuildsahouse 5 лет назад

As a software engineer I can tell you there is a lot that can be done for people with physical disability. Something as simple as a robotic hand that your actual hand can be attached to. Something to support your spine area that won't hurt you, etc.

@SixBlindKids 5 лет назад

You guys are such AWESOME ambassadors and educators, and you did this in such a positive and easy-to-understand manner! Thanks to all of your friends who helped, the demonstrations were so instructive. Love y’all!

@hello_446 5 лет назад

SixBlindKids omg I love your channel! I love to see the support from other RU-vidrs on here! Love y’all ♥️

@truthseeker7286 5 лет назад

This is great information!! My mother recently became a paraplegic and I can't wait to show her this video. Thank you for not only being a super cute couple but educational as well!!

@tryingthings9036 5 лет назад

Thanks for the video very edifying, I see handsome Cole,I don't see quadriplegic. Stay positive.

@runettemccrea5392 5 лет назад

"Hello, this Runett! I just love you guys! I'm a T-3 paraplegic 50 year female. I am enjoying your definition of all the the level of damage of the functionality of being a quadriplegic and paraplegic complete and incomplete and core and no core Great job!"

@adamslife6406 5 лет назад

so glad you clarified this im an incomplete quad and I walk etc I always ge people come up to me and say what happened to your leg im like nothing Im a quadriplegic there response how are you walking then, so frustrating awesome video as always

@coleandcharisma 5 лет назад

Yes! We hope this video helps people really understand! No spinal cord injury is the same!

@adamslife6406 5 лет назад

Roll with Cole & Charisma definitely every injury is unique

@wheelinthroughlifewithbria7570 5 лет назад

Hey everyone! I'm a para! I have Spina bifida! My paralysis is at T10-L1. I loved this video Cole and Charisma!

@twizteddreamz4095 5 лет назад

My bullet from where i was robbed and shot is at T10

@shelbyhecox 5 лет назад

@Brian i have spina bifida as well

@desireealexam 5 лет назад

I also have Spina Bifida!!

@punky19761 5 лет назад

Desiree Mossberger I have Spina Bifida, too. 🙌🏽

@amandagreen7099 4 года назад

I also have Spina Bifida and I think mine is T12 L1 which I think is just below the waist but if any one knows for sure correct me if I'm wrong

@bronteg2250 5 лет назад

I’m glad you did this! Such a great way to handle this discussion and continue education on this topic.

@avawalters4516 5 лет назад

My mom has been a complete paraplegic for 25 years now. She has no core whatsoever. Makes me happy to see videos like these because normal people don't know the daily struggle that these people go through. My mom seems happy to outsiders. But I see the pain, depression, anxiety, and different medications that she goes through. It's easy to say not to dwell on the issue and to look on the bright side. But in reality, no matter what, there's plenty of days that that person will fall into depression out of nowhere. But as long as the person can pull themselves out of it they will continue living their best life. My mom has raised four adult females all alone. And I think that makes her superwoman! Love this video 😘💋

@Mstees1 5 лет назад

Loved the sarcasm in the beginning. 🤣👊🏽......The fact that you guys even have to explain ....is mind blowing. People can be so insensitive. Like your team of doctors wouldn’t have to told you what you have. Like you just diagnosed yourself after your injury. Stay positive guys. 👊🏽👌🏽

@kaz6655 5 лет назад

I was surprised to see people being lifted rather then a hoist being used, I am a home carer and use various hoists depending on who I am visiting and their level of disability. Great informative video.

@officialmamatoolive 5 лет назад

One of my late husband's was a T3 paraplegic, we had a blast. There's a downside of loving someone in a chair, the remarks, questions that are too personal. They didn't understand why. I never really see the chair. I only saw the love in his heart. I miss him daily

@brethenatural1206 3 года назад

I love how you broke this down, and made the information so easy to understand. Unfortunately, I did not know that there was so much that went into the diagnoses of quadriplegia and paraplegia. With that being said, I’ve also never felt so entitled to tell another human being that they were wrong when I am not a trained professional AND never walked a day in the individual’s shoes. I am so sorry that you have to deal with the dark side of social media. Please continue to make more videos, because you are truly making a positive impact when it comes to increasing awareness on SCI, and the beauty of a healthy loving relationship. I love you both, and I pray for nothing but God’s absolute best for your lives!!!

@seandunne2673 5 лет назад

So glad I found this channel recently. I have Spina Bifida (but I have use of my legs) and I love to see that, even though you may have a spinal cord injury, you are still able to get on with your daily lives as if nothing really happened with not a lot of change. I was so lucky that my spinal cord injury was not as severe as others with spina bifida, although I still have some problems regarding organ function such as bowel and bladder/kidneys. Love the channel, keep up the great work!

@fitzy2 5 лет назад

Informative and very interesting!...Most of your viewers, as myself never really knew any specifics of paralysis or the difference in a quad/paraplegic..complete/incomplete...We have been educated!....Thanks to you Cole, Charisma..and all the participants who contributed clips for this vlog...Great job!

@laurencrummett6864 5 лет назад

This was so extremely helpful! Your approach of educating the people shows how truly genuine you guys are!

@shawtieluv3336 5 лет назад

I have hemiplegia cerebral palsy. I am part-time wheelchair user. In May 2017, I graduated with bachelors degree in Accounting/Finance. 😀 I love you guys ❤️

@iviemendonca4721 5 лет назад

This is really amazing and informative! My dad was actually paralyzed between L4 & L5, and he spent 6 months in rehabilitation relearning how to walk. 23 years later he's had a complete spinal fusion, and is still able to walk! Thank you guys for all you do. My favorite couple around

@smartypants7885 5 лет назад

I tend to multi task; both physically and mentally. When said you were a quadriplegic, I filed it away in my brain as “data received”. I’ve never noticed the comments telling you you were a paraplegic. Very nice technical information to add to my “brain file”. Thank you. Continue to be awesome 😎

@powergirl7619 5 лет назад

Cole and Charisma I believe you!Cole it is sweet that you explained.It doesn't make since for you to have made all that up.Nobody knows your body but you and what you went through.So proud of you guys keep smiling ,because that's what make me want to watch your channel more and more!💜😊My favorite RU-vid couple.

@zachp534 5 лет назад

So glad you shined some light on these differences! Having Spina Bifida myself(L4-L5), i've spent my whole live explaining these differences to people. Your story continues to inspire me and keep me positive so thank you for that! Love y'all!

@KimMuneri 5 лет назад

I love the sarcasm in the beginning lol! You guys are amazing and I love how quickly you've grown! Thank you for the awareness and info! If you want a nose I have a channel too! ;)

@vickiepatterson8062 5 лет назад

Thank you! I have a daughter with spina bifida oculta who has had 3 major spinal surgeries for tethered cord....she can still walk...but sometimes with great pain and difficulty....she also has a neurogenic bladder and bowel. I just appreciate your education of people...who can be so insensitive of other people who are exactly like them.

@dame7420 5 лет назад

I love how you two look at each other. Anyone can see the deep respect and love in this relationship. Thank you for this informative video.

@audreywilliams7007 5 лет назад

WOW very very informative. This video has taught me so much. Thank you guys. Love you lots😍😍

@MasAdamAndhika 4 года назад

my wife had quadriplegic and i take care of her more than 3 years today, and i love her so much, no mater ho look she is

@mycoshe 5 лет назад

I was waiting on this video. Thank you guys, I have a better understanding now. Will continue researching and reading to be more knowledgeable.

@JackInAction 5 лет назад

Great video! It was awesome seeing a big collaboration of abilities! :D Thank you for reaching out!

@verashular7378 5 лет назад

Thanks for explaining. I have spine arthritis, herniated disc, 2 back surgeries, SS and severe right foraminal stenosis. I have to use a rollator. I also have peripheral neuropathy which affects my balance. Also 2-level ACDF C4-5/5-6 with plate and screws. I use to be a medical transcriptionist and I had to give up my job that I loved so well after 34 years. It is hard to depend on others as they truly do not understand how hard it is to get around and do things you would like to do on your own but we need help. You two amaze me and Cole you are so lucky to have a strong person by your side like Charisma and your family and her family. You two make it work seemingly easy but I know it is not. Keep up the good public relations and stay strong.

@janelann5523 5 лет назад

Omg thank you !! I follow many people mentioned and work as a caregiver for someone with a spinal cord injury, but don't ask her about it. Thank you for the education !!!

@paulinecronneit8400 5 лет назад

The good thing about you guys is that you all don't tell most of the stuff about you all but use your time to educate others of other people out there an how they go along their day to day errands no matter what the circumstances may be.

@nancypaul3030 5 лет назад

Hey guys. Is Cole much better.. My most favourite people in the world. Keep being the beautiful people you are❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

@unhushable2265 Год назад

Thank you for doing this video. My brother has cerebral palsy and can walk and ride a bike through the miracle of surgery. He can do things with his left hand but his right hand/wrist is like Cole’s in the way that he can’t open his hand. Watching your videos has made me want to further research his CP more after all these years.

@hush___gaming5598 2 года назад

Im an incomplete quadriplegic. It's hard for people to really understand this. My level is C2-C5, all those vertebrae where shattered so they used bone from my hips to make a new neck. Now 3 plates 11 screws later, I'm doing better, I'm able to walk with balance issues but I'm able to walk again. You remind me of my younger self. I know what you have gone thrive is hard, been there too died 6 times. But seeing your will to fight in this video, don't stop your therapy. Don't stop working out everyday. Every time you want to give up, you make yourself keep going regardless if you want to or not, you must push yourself. Don't give up, it's been 21 years since my accident. Never give up and watch at what can happen. Keep your mind the strongest! Good to meet you guys by the way. Take care....

@meccag7666 5 лет назад

I'm an incomplete paraplegic and I'm so happy you did this video it helps out everyone, in the long run, to understand we are all unique in our injuries who share a common goal of being understood loyal subscribers keep on rolling with cole and charisma because you also show as well as teach

@Aragedie 5 лет назад

Y'all are gonna be at 150k subs in no time! Congrats!

@paulpainter1247 5 лет назад

You knocked it out of the park. well organized and done with feeling Great job..your Cali friend Paul

@elizabethharttley4073 5 лет назад

Knowledge is power! Thanks for the well presented video full of facts

@Superdog1006 5 лет назад

Hi Cole and Charisma, As someone who has quadriplegic cerebral palsy, this was a very important video, and so informative. Thank you for educating people.

@chasdehen87 5 лет назад

Really thorough! Down with the thickness!

@kre.7339 5 лет назад

Glad you clarified the differences of Para and Quad. I needed this!!♥️♥️♥️ Thanks for sharing C & C!!!

@hanakuneko4351 3 года назад

People like you and your friends remind me that life is worth living to the fullest

@Sarakate601 3 года назад

I’m more amazed that there are this many quads and paras with videos like these lol. It’s nice to see that they make them both for themselves and to teach people about them both. Even doctors studying can watch videos like these to learn easier than just reading about the differences.

@DonWW 5 лет назад

From your T4 complete para buddy in Dallas, thank you. This was great!

@suzannehedderly1331 5 лет назад

“Was that good?” Yes! Thank you to everyone❤️ who contributed to this video. It was very informative!! I know an incomplete quadriplegic (from a spinal tumor) who can move everything but has no feeling from the neck down. Yet she runs a large horse rescue in FL. She’s amazing. You’d never know she can’t tell where her body is without looking. Like Cole, she didn’t let her spinal issue stop her from doing her heart’s mission.

@meganmcgowan827 5 лет назад

Charisma, you are going to be an amazing OT! I work in an acute hospital as an OT and I have to work with folks who's injury is brand new (days old and often am the person to help process the injury with them). Your and Cole's dedication to education and overall support is so incredibly helpful beyond words. Thank you so much!

@lorihineline4479 5 лет назад

I'm a hemiplegic due to stroke but your channel has been so helpful & validating. You guys are the best!

@sandyseibelhager7131 5 лет назад

I knew you were a quad but I still found the video very interesting and informative. I can't believe people actually had the nerve to try to correct you on your diagnosis.

@jenniferj6317 5 лет назад

I have learned so much from your videos. Until I started watching your channel I never knew the difference between a quad and a para. I just never thought about it. The examples were great.

@mariabrown8725 5 лет назад

Wow 😲 guys now am not confused 🤷🏽‍♀️ anymore. That was very educational thanks guys 🤓🤓🤓

@lavonneward6068 5 лет назад

First !! Needed , informative and timely video!

@ruthanne7170 5 лет назад

Such an educational and informative video, which even goes to show the complexities from one quadriplegic to another and the same for paraplegics. Amazing video, which will be another one I’m adding to my list of favourites. Thanks Cole and Charisma.❤️❤️❤️

@janelle7263 5 лет назад

I used to struggle so much to understand this in nursing school! well explained.

@maryandjoeadams1425 5 лет назад

Great Video Y’all. I’m an RN and I learned so much from your video. I’ll tell you that in our classes no one explained it like you guys. Very educational.

@pamelawiggins9131 5 лет назад

Although I can't believe you guys are still explain quad vs para. I van really appreciate all the information/education you just gave us. You guys are the best at educating the public on SCI. Love you guys. 😘😘😘❤💜💙💚

@Sunnypeach 4 года назад

I have mild cerebral palsy and I never knew I am part of the Quad squad. I do get the 'shakes' in my legs often. I just recently discovered your channel (3 days ago) and watching each video from the oldest to the newest. Team positive and CC squad.

@bobbi543 5 лет назад

Thank you for this, this is so informative.. and I am a paraplegic and some people do not understand incomplete, and complete. and what spasms are. the see your leg spasm and think you can move your legs and walk. I thank you for this video. And by the way , you guys are a sweet and awesome beautiful couple.. Love your compassion and drive and sense of humor. God bless you both, and continue to do what you are doing.

@laurenbridges4902 5 лет назад

Very very informative! My 7 year old daughter has Cerebral Palsy. She loves watching your videos because she sees Cole and thinks it’s awesome that he is in a wheelchair like her. Thanks for sharing your story and positivity!

@kaiel9z 5 лет назад

Educational, informational and insightfully thorough. Thank you!

@mamadeebuildsahouse 5 лет назад

Before I watch my funny hubby says when I make him watch your videos. Come on Cole, you are not a quad you are a paraplegic! He says while laughing. He says so when he is jealous of what ever you are doing (jealous in a fun way). He is just teasing. Now, let me watch the video. Edit: Great and informative video! Awesome! Thanks for sharing . I love you and your whole family.

@caloanornaven 5 лет назад

Thank you so much for this, it was very clarifying! I'm a naturopath and am always looking for ways to expand my knowledge base and gain a deeper understanding into the lives of others. When I do have a client one day who, for example, happens to be a Quadriplegic, I can now properly interpret not only their injury and amount of function, but also to understand what they may be overcoming/working with in their day-to-day lives. Thank you again, you guys are so awesome!!

@valeriegonsahn9717 5 лет назад

You took us to school and you were thorough and concise. Keep up the good work and "NEVER" waiver.

@vanessastlouis8485 5 лет назад

Thanks Cole and Charisma for educating us on the difference, its greatly appreciatped, and now i have a wider and clearer idea of the difference. You guys are awsome, keep up the great work youguys are doing. 💋💖💞💋

@queenditty2783 5 лет назад

I had a quad Uber driver & he was the best driver ive ever had still till this day!

@Picoline2023 5 лет назад

God bless you. Thanks for sharing your love with us. Both of you are great! Regards from Dominican Republic.

@heatherschaper8191 5 лет назад

Very informative video! most people associate quadriplegia with complete loss of function in both upper and lower body, but as you have clarified, it all depends on the degree and level of injury. Sadly In many developing countries (where I come from), many people with acquired disabilities especially those related to spinal cord injury are not exposed to the same kind of extensive rehabilitation programs because of lack of sophisticated/modern equipment such as the ones you have, resulting to rapid deterioration of their conditions (to put it mildly). Thank you for always showing us what is possible with intervention and I wish you both the very best!

@anniespeller6833 5 лет назад

I've been schooled between the quad and para. Enjoyed this video and thanks for posting.

@chrissyfoley7361 5 лет назад

I love your nonjudgmental way of educating all of us. I also like the explanation of why you put the word quadriplegic first in the title. I'm a Type 1 Diabetic and I follow someone call Diabetic Danica. I thought to myself I wouldn't want to be known by Diabetic Chrissy! Now I get it. Also I laughed so hard when Cole accidentally hit you in the face Charisma! That had to have hurt. Sorry to laugh at your expense. Bwhahahaha! Especially with the slap sound y'all put in there!! Love you both!

@mauangmil8612 5 лет назад

Wow!!! quite informative. After discovering your channel I did a little research to become more aware about these types of injuries. However, the visual display you provided makes it easier to understand. I love you both more each day. 💝❤💕😚👏👏👏

@kavitadeva 5 лет назад

This video helped me so much. I never quite understood to the extent of the differences. Thank you so much for making this video educating us and helping us be more understanding of what is going on with quads and Paras

@wheeln00 3 года назад

Hey guys, I'm a first time watcher of your videos and I LOVE all of the info. I have been a c6/c7 Quad since 1989 and I have explained this same stuff for years. Great info and personalities. GREAT JOB !!!

@kimberlylangstaff8407 5 лет назад

Wow! This is very, very interesting information. Now, I can understand the difference between Quadriplegic and Paraplegic. My friends and family have the same similarities. Thank you for sharing! It's never too late to learn the new things in life. Much love from Arkansas! ❤

@sunkist-n-skittles9072 5 лет назад

This was very informative. I always thought quad mean that you couldn't use anything from shoulders down. Para the person couldn't use their legs. So, it's really determined by where the injury happens on the spine.

@JennyAnya 2 года назад

This was good. My dad was a incomplete quad. Has weak biceps and hand function like Coles but thumb function was fair. Had some good core function and initially could walk with a stick first 10-15 years post SCI until started falling a lot due to spasms then had to use a chair. Was a c4 c5 c6 if I remember well. So many differences. Thanks for educating people, Cole and Charisma !!! Love you guys a lot.

@melissah170 5 лет назад

You are both two very intelligent individuals. I'm glad that you both did your research surrounding the differences in the diagnoses. Too many people on the internet, RU-vid, Facebook, etc... tend to put everyone into the same category. This was extremely informative. Thank you!

@gillianfrancis3726 5 лет назад

Thanks for the informative info,I really hope that after this no one else tries to tell "you"wat "you"are and are not,be blessed stay positive

@LectronCircuits 5 лет назад

Bummer, dude. You're still awesome. Incidentally, beautiful setting. Cheers!

@brookebaley7677 5 лет назад

Im currently a pre-nursing student and found this so interesting! I love your videos!

@healthymomlifestyle5543 5 лет назад

My son has CP (cerebral palsy) he is a hemiplegic :) he is effected on just the right side of his body.

@coleandcharisma 5 лет назад

Ahh thank you for mentioning that! Hemiplegia is one area we did not cover in this video!

@alicias9518 5 лет назад

Super cute couple! My fiancé has a C5-C6 incomplete injury. We are always describing the difference in the term to people. Great descriptions, and I love the shout outs to all your friends. It’s always great to have references or people that can relate to our lives!

@masonx54 5 лет назад

Well put together video describing the difference, Cole!

@nickschaefer9550 5 лет назад

Hey I’m a c7 incomplete quad and I guess I’m what you call a super quad cause I can basically do everything jack can. Great hand and triceps and biceps function. I shoulda been in your video haha. You guys are great!!!

@kristinemathews2702 3 года назад

Thank you so much for these explanations! I am a Caregiver and am starting with a new client tomorrow whom is a quad. I'm not sure of his level of injury but this has really helped me get a idea of how I will be able to help him.

@nutellanatalie 5 лет назад

this was so well done! thanks for the info

@lezup 5 лет назад

Thank you for cleaning it up for all of us. I didn’t realize there were so many different forms of paralysis.

@marikarmensanchez5418 5 лет назад

God is amazing!!! Just by putting these two together n such a beautiful journey of love, understanding, and positivism..How lucky Cole is to have a partner that is educated about his situation, and also loves him..Not to forget that besides Cole’s challenges Carissa is pretty lucky as well to have such an inspiring and loving boyfriend..Love you guys, your vídeos lift my spirit up !!!

@dianehill9353 5 лет назад

Excellent video and information! I enjoyed the presentation (and all your videos!)

@fitrikaori6911 3 года назад

Thanks, you taught us that we can be happy in whatever we are. That's okay not to be perfect.

@redrickgrass 5 лет назад

Awesome folks! Thank you for your amazing positivity, your hearts, knowledge, willingness and desire to educate/help others. Much Love from California!

@diedrebrown6993 3 года назад

OMG, I am so glad that you put this out. This has helped me to understand much better. Thank you so much!!!

@brittanya349 5 лет назад

You guys are awesome! I love your videos, and this one is a great resource. I’ve been a practicing Occupational Therapist for 2 years and I’m so glad I found your videos. That sip and puff reacher is cool! I will definitely share this video with students, co-workers, and patients! Thanks! Best of luck in OT school Charisma! 👍

@lynhardman1384 5 лет назад

You guys are amazing and such a good description for those that didn’t understand. I found you recently from Squirmy and Grubs 🇨🇦🤗

@rachaelmannion172 Год назад

Thank you so much for this video! I am an occupational therapy student, learning about SCI, and the functional examples really helped me! Y'all are an adorable couple with great chemistry, as well. Hope to find a connection like that myself one day (:

@nikibridges7945 5 лет назад

This was so educational! Thanks for showing and telling us about the proper terminology. It's a lot more involved than I thought!

@rosemarienarcisse4756 5 лет назад

Very interesting video . Thanks Cole and Charisma👍🏽🙏🏽

@laceyclawson 6 месяцев назад

I have functional quadriplegia but i also have damage to my spine in the neck region due to a car accident that deteriorated over time. I love how people think they know what they are talking about and are trying to tell you what you do or don’t have because they themselves are ignorant. It’s also really annoying when people think that because you are sometimes able to do things that you aren’t actually disabled and that part to me is the most frustrating part of all because then it makes it difficult for anyone to feel good about any recovery made since just because you have been able to regain some function you are still quite disabled and struggle with every single task. It’s also misunderstood that all plegics are totally paralyzed and unable to feel or use their limbs at all and that’s not true either because some of us actually don’t have paralysis or complete paralysis we still cannot use our limbs normally and not for very long either. Some of us can transfer really well too. Like i can use my limbs but it’s extremely painful and only lasts a few minutes at a time and although i do have extreme numbness and i can’t feel very much i can still feel some and can still use them for a few minutes at a time. I do have to use a lot of assistance devices even for holding up my phone which hurts my hands a lot or for trying to stir something my hands totally lock up and excruciating pain starts shooting through my entire hands all the way up my arm to my shoulders. I’m just someone that likes to push myself and do everything myself so i don’t say anything to anyone usually and just keep trying to do it all myself even though it hurts so much. I have ms and neuropathy as well as multiple damaged disks in my neck and spinal cord compression and a severe scoliosis in my lower back. Thank you for this channel i just came across it!