A brighter future in spinal cord injury treatment | Pétur K. Guðmundsson | TEDxReykjavík

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  • @stickergirl1750
    @stickergirl1750 Рік тому +1

    Thank you for inspiring me to create a Playlist "IN AN INSTANT" showing how ABILITY is only temporary.
    To show Temporarily Able Person/People - TAPs how precious and temporary it all is.
    THANK YOU!

  • @davidmustoe6818
    @davidmustoe6818 5 років тому +9

    A very personable, brave and tenacious man. Love this guy. Your transforming the paraplegic world! Would really like to follow your journey. Keep us posted. I share your view on wheelchairs. Good luck my friend.

  • @Max-fd4px
    @Max-fd4px 9 років тому +15

    I wish you a successful recovery

  • @iknowsitall
    @iknowsitall 6 років тому +3

    I cant even imagine what youre going through, stay strong petur

  • @stemcelltreatment
    @stemcelltreatment 10 років тому +5

    Kudos to Mr Pétur for having the strength to share his experiences. Im sure it will help many suffering to similar circumstances.

  • @raeshaunmalone4988
    @raeshaunmalone4988 5 років тому +5

    Hi i’m proud of you i’m in a wheelchair incomplete it’s been almost 10 years i have tried almost everything i wish i could afford the exo and stem cell at nice price but i’m a poor man hopefully one day i will be blessed with finances to get stem cell it will help me i know i would lift up my legs and gain abs i have weak core but can move my toes and i was could feel my legs and tighten them one day i will walk i just keep the faith it does happen. to us when young i was 24 body hit by a van broke neck in 3 places icu 29 days left lung collapsed i thank God for giving me chance at life again but wish i could walk for my mom grandma and lil brother and two kids 10 and 16 i lost my 10 year old because i could not watch him by myself foster care took him my life’s hard but God will have the final say so great video ❤️💙💙

  • @boyeks
    @boyeks 9 років тому +3

    you inspire me a lot , Sir.

  • @steveimperial7760
    @steveimperial7760 2 роки тому +1

    Christ about time and good luck brother.

  • @honkytonk2010
    @honkytonk2010 9 років тому +4

    You give me hope my friend your amazing!!!

  • @Sweemops
    @Sweemops 10 років тому +6

    thats what happened to me too, i had a spinal ischemia 2004 and all they did was put me in a wheelchair. i could move my right leg but still i got no equipment to use at home because the doctors said my leg is too weak... so it took me 8 years to get out of it, at least for short walks.

  • @Henrik.Yngvesson
    @Henrik.Yngvesson 5 років тому +3

    I'm incomplete TH12 and I can stand and walk with support but I love my wheelchairs.

  • @kaptankibris
    @kaptankibris Рік тому +1

    Good yes

  • @mikehodson9727
    @mikehodson9727 4 роки тому +1

    Much love

  • @aliisani8148
    @aliisani8148 6 років тому +3

    Can you send me the address of the hospital that did your treatment by implanting the device that gives signal to the spinal cord

  • @servantofthekingyeshua7455
    @servantofthekingyeshua7455 4 роки тому +3

    I was in an accident at 6 years old. I never got my neck checked out in fear of my mother would beat me. So now i am 24 and i have every problem u der the sun but no dr can find a cause. But no doctor has checked my spinal cord in my neck.... I go to chiropractor monday hoping for help and answers. I have breathing issues. When the accident happened i had immediate lung arrest almost died of suffocation. Thats an obvious sign of cervical neck spinal injury. I didnt realise all these many years i been treating symptoms with no improvement i had an epifany 2 days ago so hopefully .. the chiropractor can help me. I dont know.

    • @rafapelini
      @rafapelini 4 роки тому

      Hope it worked 🙏💕

    • @Commonchaffinch2
      @Commonchaffinch2 2 роки тому

      They don’t treat the underlying pathology. Have u heard of phototherapy yet?

  • @healthhavencom
    @healthhavencom 8 років тому +18

    stubborn people change the world

  • @annthatsallshewrote
    @annthatsallshewrote 2 роки тому +1

    Vit d, Mega Red, and potassium gluconate. Check vitamin levels almost bi monthly. IR therapy. Stem cell therapy. Light exercise daily. Get a back brace for more strenuous work to keep from having grandma's hunch. develop your core but take it very slow or you will develop siatica. Need perfect posture all the time. Find a massage chair.

  • @wpegley
    @wpegley 4 роки тому +1

    Love to know more about your exo skeloton. Being a mech eng with incomplete injuries, i would love to see it open sourced so people could print them selves. Perhaps it also has a purpose in the workplace to prevent lifting injuries.

  • @christianblunder
    @christianblunder 10 років тому +1

    that would be awesome!

  • @irsco
    @irsco 3 роки тому +1

    Hello Petur ,
    Greeting from Jakarta ,Indonesia
    How to get contact with you ?
    I also suffered from SCI

  • @audiomotion1
    @audiomotion1 7 років тому

    Da good and inspiring orator.

  • @forrestdawson3190
    @forrestdawson3190 4 роки тому +1

    Why would anyone click the thumbs down button on this?

  • @myclearwater1471
    @myclearwater1471 2 роки тому +1

    So terrible. Sad and horrible these injuries. Science is probably thousands of years away from a cure. Being a marionette is not a cure.

  • @servantofthekingyeshua7455
    @servantofthekingyeshua7455 4 роки тому +1

    How did the trials go????? I seek neck injury spinal injury healing and improvement.

    • @Commonchaffinch2
      @Commonchaffinch2 2 роки тому

      See University of Arizona phototherapy pain management. Even infrared light therapy could help. Some phototherapy (lifewave x39) increases stem cells but using it is relative and there isn’t a lot of guidance. Hope this helps if u still need it. Some indica cannabis can aid with pain too.

    • @Commonchaffinch2
      @Commonchaffinch2 2 роки тому

      You can know one thing. You’ll have to do much research. There are many ways to affect peptides such as tb 500 or phototherapy methods however it will be very rare to find a clinical doctor who will help you. Praying for you.

  • @selahlewis7531
    @selahlewis7531 7 років тому +2

    I also have a spinal cord injury t11 and t12 for 12 years but I working on it

  • @bikashsaikiasci9202
    @bikashsaikiasci9202 5 років тому

    Yes good job

  • @leomarcodelvalle9643
    @leomarcodelvalle9643 8 років тому +1

    can ill be one of the candidate as a clinical trial. i am also t-12 spinal cord injury incomplete.

  • @Max-fd4px
    @Max-fd4px 9 років тому +2

    Brave man!!

    • @redgabe3
      @redgabe3 6 років тому

      Nassim TERKI I needed to hear something positive thank you

  • @rosemarydaly-camacho5834
    @rosemarydaly-camacho5834 5 років тому +1

    I think it would be beneficial to add pulsed electric magnetic field therapy to your treatment (PEMF).

  • @martydunn4523
    @martydunn4523 8 років тому

    how did this go? did it work?

  • @lovbhardwaj31
    @lovbhardwaj31 5 років тому

    how can one offer herself for trial

  • @leomarcodelvalle9643
    @leomarcodelvalle9643 8 років тому

    i am also just like you. ive done stem cell here in the phil as a clinical trial. but its not work at all as 100% can ill be one of the candidate of that trials of yours. il do everything to walk back again. but here in our country it is impossible to done this because of the corruption and selfishness.

  • @GB-rf4fu
    @GB-rf4fu 5 років тому +4

    Petur, so you didn't have complete injury? If it were complete there is no way you could just walk again by exercising. What to exercise if there is no movement at all? Your advices are useless for people with complete injury, who want the same but there is no way to move anything!

    • @angelsxdontxkillx
      @angelsxdontxkillx 5 років тому +1

      Just because you are diagnosed with a complete spinal cord injury does not mean you have no chance at getting back any function. The term complete is used to describe an injury where the person has no motor or sensory function below the level of injury, at the time of the injury. Most people regain some function below their level of injury over time. They are still considered "complete" since that's how they were initially.

    • @GB-rf4fu
      @GB-rf4fu 5 років тому

      @@angelsxdontxkillx Not true at all. Even if you could move something after injury, in the meantime between accident and operation many people become 'complete' and cannot move any more. Very few people do recover in first days or months. After two years, the chances are equal to ZERO.

  • @selahlewis7531
    @selahlewis7531 7 років тому

    Nice

  • @cornelbucur3577
    @cornelbucur3577 5 років тому

    TB 500 bpc 157 peptides.

  • @kellypatterson9456
    @kellypatterson9456 5 років тому

    How to get this in America. Oh. I should ask Seri! My son is para and he's 25 btw. 16 at the time his dad thought it was a great idea to do the whole motocross thing. The day it happened, earlier in that fateful day my brain screamed 'Don't allow him to go'! Not today! But I chose not to listen. Coulda Woulda Shoulda. Hindsight is 20/20 they say. Listen. Hear. But don't live for that. Life is all about chance.

  • @ryanrussell7695
    @ryanrussell7695 7 років тому

    Im recent t11 t12 in usa would like to help or be part of studies i dont want to be in a chair. Lets make a leap happen i know we can. Contact me for trials

  • @esterlazaro3842
    @esterlazaro3842 4 роки тому

    HOLYghosts

  • @leomarcodelvalle9643
    @leomarcodelvalle9643 8 років тому +2

    i am also just like you. ive done stem cell here in the phil as a clinical trial. but its not work at all as 100% can ill be one of the candidate of that trials of yours. il do everything to walk back again. but here in our country it is impossible to done this because of the corruption and selfishness.