Specialist Kassidy Davis is working with Taylor Scruggs who was born with Cerebral Palsy in our Active Nervous System Recruitment portion of the training. --- #cerebralpalsyawareness #celebralpalsy #celebralpalsyrecoveryprogress
Juliet McLean was diagnosed with Transverse Myelitis in 2015 and is visiting all the way from Florida. She worked with Facility Manager Jacob Calhoun and Specialist Kara Waukau throughout her time with us. She was in a load bearing position in a standing frame, and she worked on her hip control in a load bearing position, standing, at the squat rack. We are glad she trusted us to be a part of her recovery journey and that we got to see the progress she has made. To find out more about our programs, contact us at contact@projectwalkhouston.com or fill out an application here. --- #transversemyelitis #transversemyelitisrecoveryprogress #transversemyelitisawareness
Jonathan Kellebrew was diagnosed with a thoracic level spinal cord injury at the T6-T7 level as a result of a motocross accident. He has been working with Facility Manager Jacob Calhoun, aid Bronson Sauser, and Specialist Kara Wakau on his gait training and improving his core strength. We are inspired by the progress he makes every time he comes! To find out more about our programs, contact us at contact@projectwalkhouston.com or fill out an application here.
Mark Neagli was diagnosed with a cervical level spinal cord injury in 2016. Mark Neagli works with Facility Manager Jacob Calhoun to getting loosened up during the Active Nervous System Recruitment portion of his training. He has worked incredibly hard to be able to stand up with no lower body support, and be able to walk with some assistance. He has made incredible progression, and we are so motivated by his drive. To find out more about our programs, contact us at contact@projectwalkhouston.com or fill out an application here. --- #spinalcordinjury #spinalcordinjuryawareness #spinalcordinjuryrecoveryprogress
Visiting client Abdullah Alghamdi is seen here working on his gait training on the treadmill will Specialist Ross LaBove. Abdullah was diagnosed with a thoracic level spinal cord injury at the T5-T6 level as a result of a car accident. Abdullah is visiting us here in Houston all the way from Saudi Arabia. We are so thankful to be a part of his recovery journey! To find out more about our programs, contact us at contact@projectwalkhouston.com or fill out an application here. --- #spinalcordinjury #spinalcordinjuryawareness #spinalcordinjuryrecoveryprogress
Oscar Frasser came to us in December of 2014 after having a stroke as a result of an arteriovenous malformation in 2010. Specialist Kara Waukau is working with Oscar on single leg hip extension with alternating hip flexion in preparation for walking. He has worked incredibly hard to come from being in a coma to being able to stand on his own with a walker, and take steps with some assistance. --- #stroke #strokeawareness #strokerecoveryprogress
Susan Goble was diagnosed with an acquired brain injury caused by radiation effect from brain cancer. She is working with specialist Ross LaBove on her single leg hip extension on the hip/glute machine in preparation for walking. We are inspired by the progress she has made! To find out more about our programs, contact us at contact@projectwalkhouston.com or fill out an application here. -- #braininjury #braininjuryrecoveryprogress
Juan Jose Reyes suffered a stroke in 2017 and has been with working with our specialist Kassidy Davis since. Kassidy works with Juan on maintaining proper knee control during controlled squats on the Total Gym and working on hip and and core strength. He continues to make progress every day, and we are motivated by his strength and determination. To find out more about our programs, contact us at contact@projectwalkhouston.com or fill out an application here. --- #stroke #strokeawareness #strokerecoveryprogress
Here is a progression video of Linda Mabe, a client at Project Walk Paralysis Recovery Center of Houston. In December of 2017, Linda was diagnosed with a thoracic level spinal cord injury at T12 along with a stroke post-surgery after a fall. She came to us in March wheelchair bound, and in a short five months, Linda has progressed to walking without support or assistance and working on climbing stairs. She has even lost about 40 pounds since starting her journey here at Project Walk Houston. We continue to be motivated by Linda and her progress. To find out more about our programs, contact us at contact@projectwalkhouston.com or fill out an application here. #spinalcordinjury #sci