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I was shot with a .22 in the Never underestimate a woman who understands basketball and loves Clemson shirt But I will love this back. The initial shot hit my vertebrae and paralyzed me from the waist down. I literally just stiff legged and fell backwards. I then felt a hot wave run down my back and to my butt. Then the seating pain set in. It was excruciating and literally screamed and swore the whole time. When someone asks the level of pain I was in I tell them the think of the worst pain they’ve experienced and times that by 100. The pain and realization that I couldn’t move my legs was just heartbreaking and I just wanted out. 3 years later and lots of intense physical therapy I have gained alot of movement and function back. I can walk with the aid of AFOs and crutches, but still need a wheelchair at home and for long distances.

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Man you lived my worst nightmare. I literally can’t fathom what it must’ve felt like to not be able to move your legs. Glad you can still walk. I don’t have a cool story like yours, but in 2020 I ruptured my disc between L1-L2 picking up my computer. It burned so bad and I wasn’t even shot. The burning got so bad i had to lie down and within about 5 minutes of lying down my legs began tingling like they do when you sit on the Never underestimate a woman who understands basketball and loves Clemson shirt But I will love this toilet for too long looking at reddit. Then i realized i couldn’t move them. I went from a normal walking guy to a paraplegic in under 10 minutes. Granted I think you got me beat on speed. I know exactly the hell and heartbreak you went through with the sudden realization and tons of weekly physical therapy. I was also a saddle anasthesia, so i was wearing diapers and using catheters daily at 35 years old. The accident was July 19, 2020 and after a year and a half of PT twice a week i can now stand up and move my legs, but can’t keep balanced without the help of walker and my leg braces (AFO’s). I’m hoping i’ll get the rest back, but the doctors said i should be thankful for what i did get back. More importantly I regained the ability to pee and hold in my shit. Not 100%, but it’s way better than 0%. Sorry you had to go through that, it’s definitely a rough thing to go through, not only physiologically, but psychologically as well. Glad you were able to heal!!

1. Length is measured from the highest point on the collar down to the bottom hem. 2. Width is measured across the body of the shirt under the armpits, one way. 3. Sleeves are measured from center back to hem.