A Warm Hello

A Warm Hello from Brooke Ellison and the Brooke Ellison Project

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Five Ways to be an Effective Advocate

Here are five easy ways to advocate for an issue you care about.

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Broken Bodies, Soaring Spirits 1

Photos, music, and voiceovers about the Christopher and Dana Reeve Paralysis Act

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Waiting For A Cure

PSA featuring former college hockey player and advocate for spinal cord injury research Travis Roy. Profiles advances in spinal cord injury research in rats.

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Embryonic Stem Cells Cure Spinal Cord Injury?

Andrew Kruprzak cured by Embryonic Stem Cells. But Adult Stem Cells don't work!

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Spinal Cord Injury: Progress and Promise in Stem Cell Research

The world's first human embryonic stem cell-based clinical trial has been approved for the treatment of spinal cord injury. Oswald Steward, Director of the Reeve-Irvine Research Center at UC Irvine and member of the CIRM Governing Board, discusses the pioneering work that led to the clinical trial and Roman Reed gives a personal perspective of spinal cord injury and his patient advocacy work. Reed is president of the Roman Reed Foundation and was the inspiration for California's Roman Reed Spinal Cord Injury Research Act of 1999. For more info, go to: http://www.cirm.ca.gov/SpinalCordInjury_facts

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Professir X Presents The Christopher Reeve Paralysis Act

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Our Reality: Embryonic Stem Cells

Roman Reed, 33 years old, suffered a spinal cord injury in 1994 leaving him confined to a wheelchair. Immediately after his injury he dedicated himself to advocating for embryonic stem cell research funding to find cures for MS, Parkinsons, Alzheimers and those with similar injuries. As Roman puts it, "It's ridiculous to think that those who are suffering are not worth embryoninc stem cells...There is nothing more pro-life than trying to help the suffering. That's what Jesus did. So tell me what's wrong with that?"

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Wheelchair Style- Ideas about Adult Stem Cells, Exercise & Possible Feeling Gain - L1 injury 7-28-12

A Dr. at Duke said like ~10 yrs before a reputable cure from Stem Cells will be found. Fingers crossed it'll happen a little sooner than that ;) I am paraplegic(20 years in a wheelchair) with Website http://wheelchairstyl.com, https://sites.google.com/site/wheelchairstyle/home, http://wheelchairstyl.com, http://wheelchairstyle & https://twitter.com/#!/Wheelchairstyl . Many of the things i do are either done wrong or incorrectly. Doing things the incorrect way is probably what made me paraplegic in the first place. Even though they are probably not correct, i hope my video gives you an idea you might possibly be able to do safely & correctly yourself. Follow these videos at your own risk :)

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