Could you survive with paralysis of the legs? You can't do many things by yourself (bathroom, shower, etc.)
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Yes, I could survive. I would have to. I wouldn't just give up.
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Yes. I have paralysis of the legs. I'm 35 at the moment. :-)
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Of course I could survive, though I might need assistance sometimes. Whether I would want to survive is an entirely different matter.
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Yes, I would just have to learn to do the normal everyday things that I probably take for granted differently.
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Yes, I could. You would be surprised how independent a paraplegic can be.
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Yes i could i would learn to adapt to my new life style and gain back as much independance as possible, it would not stop my determination in any such way.
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It's a misconception that people cannot do many things if they are paralyzed. With paralysis of the legs it is still possible in many cases to: use the bathroom, shower, drive, have a job, and pursue other interests such as sports and hobbies. brainandspinalcord.org has lots of information on brain and spinal cord injuries, such as the prevention of a paralyzing injury or the recovery from one.
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i would be very unhappy. it would be very frustrating to be so dependent on others.
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that's kind of a strange question. Do you mean 'personally' could "I" deal with it? Or, as I read the question, do you mean "YOU" in a general sense, like, could 'anybody'? Surely you've been out in public enough to know that there are a LOT of people who are paraplegic. I'm sure there's some limitations, but, damn, did you see the movie Murderball?
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As long as all of my food isn't on the top shelf, yes, I think I could.
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