Spinal cord injury survivor: Drew’s resilience

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After his traumatic spinal cord injury in 2010, Drew Clayborn was motivated by the question, “How do I get back to doing life?” Since then, Clayborn finished high school, graduated college and started a nonprofit dedicated to providing resources and guidance to individuals and families affected by spinal cord injury. Resilience, exemplified by Drew, is a key factor to flourishing after spinal cord injury, according to recent Michigan Medicine research.
To learn more about Drew's story and resilience research, visit: healthblog.uofmhealth.org/bra...
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@humanbeing2420 28 күн бұрын

Wow - What a remarkable attitude. This man is truly inspiring.

@ryanr9299 6 күн бұрын

I just got a bad car accident and injured my C7.. after seeing this guy have no use of his hands I'm thankful that I have somewhat usage of mine but no feeling from the chest below.. prayers for his drew hope you're doing good now

@barrylyndon80 Жыл бұрын

Strong character, what else can you say to a person, who's still positive after such a devastating injury.

@AskAlex1999 2 ай бұрын

Good job, Drew 💙

@TarikRom-hu3jj 3 ай бұрын

I hace c6 and c7 and d5 fracures due to wipslash lots of symtoms accuring in my right side inluding opening my mouth and all the symtoms mentioned above its been only 2 months and week that this happend im only texting with my left hand i dont use the right its week allong with my right leg my doc said 8 should use my collar for the cerical and back support lots catsscan anmri of the cerv8cal is done should also problems with vision and ear should i listen to the specialist or see him again specially when those symptoms are not getting any better as of yet