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#1 Myssa

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Posted 06 October 2009 - 03:16 PM

Last night I was talking to Brady about myself going to get my normal Botox that I get every few months and he brought up him getting pectoral implants. It just doesn't seem safe for him, I can only amagin the ad it would cause. I've had my chest done 3 times since the age of 18 and I know the pain it puts you threw. I'm looking to see if any quads here have had pectoral impants done and how bad was it?

If he really wants it I'd stand by him 100%, I just want him to be happy

Edited by Myssa, 06 October 2009 - 03:17 PM.


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Posted 06 October 2009 - 07:12 PM

Please forgive my obvious stupidity. It's not easy keeping up with today's latest fads and trends all you youngsters so vehemently adhere to.
But.
Why on earth would your husband want to enlarge his tits?
Maybe I'm wrong, but a quadriplegic "male pole dancer" sounds kinda oxymoronic.
Of course I'm so out of the loop these days, perhaps they've grown in popularity, but in my day those guys weren't tipped very well.

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#3 Myssa

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Posted 06 October 2009 - 07:17 PM

View PostE-DOG, on Oct 6 2009, 03:12 PM, said:

Please forgive my obvious stupidity. It's not easy keeping up with today's latest fads and trends all you youngsters so vehemently adhere to.
But.
Why on earth would your husband want to enlarge his tits?
Maybe I'm wrong, but a quadriplegic "male pole dancer" sounds kinda oxymoronic.
Of course I'm so out of the loop these days, perhaps they've grown in popularity, but in my day those guys weren't tipped very well.

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He's just wanting his old body back I think, he worked out a lot before his accident. He had a very defined body and misses wearing the tight shirts he wore before. It's all a vanity thing with him he also wants bicep and tricep implants as well

Edited by Myssa, 06 October 2009 - 07:19 PM.


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Posted 06 October 2009 - 07:24 PM

View PostMyssa, on Oct 6 2009, 07:17 PM, said:

View PostE-DOG, on Oct 6 2009, 03:12 PM, said:

Please forgive my obvious stupidity. It's not easy keeping up with today's latest fads and trends all you youngsters so vehemently adhere to.
But.
Why on earth would your husband want to enlarge his tits?
Maybe I'm wrong, but a quadriplegic "male pole dancer" sounds kinda oxymoronic.
Of course I'm so out of the loop these days, perhaps they've grown in popularity, but in my day those guys weren't tipped very well.

E
He's just wanting his old body back I think, he worked out a lot before his accident. He had a very defined body and misses wearing the tight shirts he wore before. It's all a vanity thing with him he also wants bicep and tricep implants as well


He should think about recovery? mabey he should put some of that money into stem cell treatments? Or a really good rehab center?

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Posted 06 October 2009 - 08:34 PM

Don't take this the wrong way, but you both seem pretty damn shallow.
I once saw a woman who had so many facelifts she had nipples on her chin!

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Posted 06 October 2009 - 10:12 PM

Ignore the post that might bother you, as some people don't understand your point of view. Some times people forget that this is a "SUPPORT" forum and can be quick to spread negative opinions.

The transition from being able bodied and independent to any level of SCI is extreamly difficult to begin with. I understand that adding an ever shrinking body to the mix doesnt help the self confidence and is just part of the change we must go through and deal with. As for getting implants that is 100% his decision for it is "HIS BODY" and he can do with it what ever he wants for any reason.

Just make sure he really takes the time to think it over and weighs the pros and cons of such an undertaking. From the sound of things he is lucky to have such a supporting partner and I wish you two the best on what ever path you find your self on.

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Posted 06 October 2009 - 10:15 PM

Ratticus that's a harsh assumption, I have Botox, I dye my hair, I like to wear fake tan. Do you like to feel that you look your best? It's not easy losing the body you worked so hard for. Some people don't want to let themselves go. It's about how you feel yourself!

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Posted 06 October 2009 - 11:17 PM

I will make sure he takes time to think it over, we won't even take it more then talking till his Mother goes home. She hates that we deface our bodies, but Doug you are right it is his body and his choice. I'm just here to back him, I love him the way he is and don't see a need for him to get implants. The recovery is what really scares me, when I get my implants i'm down for 2 weeks.

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 01:51 AM

View PostMyssa, on Oct 6 2009, 12:17 PM, said:

He's just wanting his old body back I think, he worked out a lot before his accident. He had a very defined body and misses wearing the tight shirts he wore before. It's all a vanity thing with him he also wants bicep and tricep implants as well

Your new boyfriend doesn't need new tits. Biceps. Triceps. Insteps. Penis. Weenis. or Even glue on fake toe nailus.
What he needs is a psychiatrist. Quickly before he does any harm to himself or anyone else.
But first, get him the hell out of the hot sun. It's baked his frigging brain to a golden brown, with a nice crispy crust and a moist, chewy inside.
French fries should be golden brown.
NOT YOUR BRAIN.

Remind him of this:
What he once was, he still is.
What he used to look like is long gone and it ain't comin' back. Ever. No matter what.

If my reply seems a bit harsh, well, it's suppose to!
Breast implants. You must be joking.

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 02:56 AM

I'm hanging with The 'Dog on this one. Time to get Real.
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#11 Ratticis

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 03:32 AM

I think I'm somehow E-Dogs clone. We think the same about most things plus got pretty much the same injury. I'm scared!

Anyway, 5 years ago I was in the best shape of my life. And I'll never get back there. But compared to 18 months ago I'm in way better shape than I was! I can look my best by shaving, showering, maybe dressing nice. I sure as hell aren't so insecure that I need to dilude my self with a false self image by getting cut up again.

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 07:52 AM

Wait... how do they do that? I mean, I'm assuming they do silicone-type implants, similar to breast implants... but as men don't have the 'containers' for such things, how do they get it so that it doesn't just slip around on top of the muscle? How does it end up staying put? Does it damage the muscle that I'm assuming it would sit on top of? Or is it somehow muscle fiber implantations that I'm not knowing about?

Ugh. I can't figure this out. This is why I went into computers - pin A goes into slot B. If all else fails - try another slot! Sorry for the ignorance.

Ratt - I wouldn't be so quick to judge. I had a breast reduction about two years ago, and I adore it. Personal self image is important - and for me, having humongous ta-tas was bringing me down, figuratively and literally. They reduced and lifted them - and they (and I) look and feel great. Plus, for the short amount of time between the surgery and my fall, I was even more athletic, and had much better posture. Granted - I knew in advance what was expected. After the surgery, I had a small infection in an incision, and there is a small pucker and a slightly different looking scar from the rest. But - still love them, and am pleased as punch even still.

Also, it's sad to say this - but I'm betting you've had more than just a smile from an 'enhanced' (one way or another) lady. Why the bizzare double standard for men?

Finally - as long as he and his wife are making sure they understand any consequences, and are sure they want to go through with what all it entails (whatever it is - still am clueless), and finally, they have the money, then why the eff not? Here's the thing - being as how this is the internet and everything, we'll likely never, ever, ever set eyes on this dude. He has to look at himself in the mirror every day. If his image of himself doesn't match what's in the mirror, and he has the ability to change it - why not?

There are plenty of days where I still catch myself in the mirror - and I look completely different (in my own estimation). No more dancer/cyclist body that moved with some amount of grace, and I can no longer wear a lot of my clothes in my closet. If I could have back a smidge of that, well, I'd be happy as a clam.
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Posted 07 October 2009 - 08:19 AM

View Postchickadee, on Oct 7 2009, 08:52 AM, said:

Wait... how do they do that?

All you ever need to know about male implants! :(
http://www.pecimplants.com/

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 09:58 AM

It is up to him but in my humble opinion a waste of time. Any sort of implants (unless to perform a function such as penile implants for erections, pacemakers, artificial urinary sphincters, heart valves, etc) aren't my cup of tea. I went out with a woman a few years back who had 38DD implants. Looked pretty fantastic (that isn't what attracted me to her but was instead her vivacious, fun personality) but felt rather like a pair of tomatoes in socks and the feeling wasn't as good during lovemaking either. As quads have higher sensitivity in some parts could it also affect his sexual enjoyment too?

The last woman I went out with had a C cup and totally natural and to be honest I prefer them just like god intended. If a guy were to stuff a sock and a couple of tennis balls down his pants, people would laugh at him. I just don't think "vanity" implants are really any good for people with insecurities (other than to save life or fix the after effects of mastectomy or other illnesses) and it would be far better in my opinion to fix the low self esteem issues buried beneath before opting for a knife. Sorry if that is offensive but my opinion.

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 10:33 AM

For the life of me I don't know why anyone would go under the knife if it wasn't a health issue. And why does "self image" have to do with the physical? When I look in the mirror I don't see a broken down gimp with a sagging stomach and considerable less muscle tone than there used to be. I see the same fun loving intuitive nut with a great sence of humour and able to achieve anything he puts his mind to that was always there. And you know what? I still clean up nice.
I would love to be able to lift a 150lbs hydraulic moter into place 8 feet off the ground with ease again, but I can't even stick both arms out in frount of me without flopping over so it ain't gunna happen. If you live in the past you have no future.
As for oversized tits, gross. The problem is people are never happy. A poor man dreams of being a millionaire, a millionaire drama of being a billionaire, a billionaire dreams of being a trillionaire, and a trillionaire dreams of women.
I'm happy with what i've got because i've got what makes me happy. Family, friends, and myself.

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 10:43 AM

Slowlegs, Ratticis, you both sum up my feelings exactly.

I just wish there were a few more surgeons out there with scruples, and who were not solely motivated by money. In my lowly opinion, any surgeon approached for this sort of work should immediately refer the patient for psychiatric assessment and treatment - and that includes ladies who want breast enhancement (not reduction).

But at the end of the day, it's this guys body, his money, and his choice.

Edited by greybeard, 07 October 2009 - 10:44 AM.

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 10:44 AM

View Postgreybeard, on Oct 7 2009, 09:19 AM, said:

View Postchickadee, on Oct 7 2009, 08:52 AM, said:

Wait... how do they do that?

All you ever need to know about male implants! B)
http://www.pecimplants.com/

Thanks for the link greybeard....looks like I've got some saving to do! I'm not bothered about the pecs but this sounds just right....no more sitting on my bony ass! :(
quote:
Butt Implants With One Area Of Liposuction— Includes:
Surgery, implants, surgical garment and anesthesia; airport transfers (to and from hotel), and transportation to and from the doctor’s office. One bedroom suite, Full American Breakfast, Light Dinner and 24-Hour Personal Certified Nurse Assistant and Recovery Kit.
NORMALLY $16,000 - NOW $13,500 (SAVE $2500.00)

Actually I'm surprised E-Dog hasn't offered this service as a sideline to his stem cell treaments :D

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 03:35 PM

My concern with regard to implants is they would be visible under the skin, if the area where they have been inserted has not fat I wonder if they would stick out like a sore thumb.

A good friend of mine has a pace maker fitted and is skinny and you can see the box under his skin.

Maybe worth thinking about before you go under the knife.

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Posted 07 October 2009 - 04:56 PM

View Postpikey, on Oct 7 2009, 08:35 AM, said:

My concern with regard to implants is they would be visible under the skin, if the area where they have been inserted has not fat I wonder if they would stick out like a sore thumb.

A good friend of mine has a pace maker fitted and is skinny and you can see the box under his skin.

Maybe worth thinking about before you go under the knife.

Best of luck.

Regarding ladies breast implants, they're now inserted under the muscle tissue so it doesn't just look like a coulple of bags under the skin.

Maybe the pec implants are inserted in this way to, but idk?
Anyway, it's up to you.

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Posted 08 October 2009 - 01:31 PM

To be honest with you, this is something that he needs to wait on.......he hasn't even gotten the "quad gut" yet. Then, he'll want lypo.....the way you view your body has to change. It's difficult. Duke was built and had a six pack before his accident. He needs to exercise what he has and improve his strength that way and definately has to watch what he eats......remember, you're tiny, he can't be so big that you can't help him transfer or help him off the floor if he falls out of his chair! If he gains too much weight, he won't be able to transfer himself.....
God will never give me anything that I cannot handle.....I just wish he didn't trust me so much!

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Posted 08 October 2009 - 03:15 PM

View PostCourtney, on Oct 8 2009, 09:31 AM, said:

To be honest with you, this is something that he needs to wait on.......he hasn't even gotten the "quad gut" yet. Then, he'll want lypo.....the way you view your body has to change. It's difficult. Duke was built and had a six pack before his accident. He needs to exercise what he has and improve his strength that way and definately has to watch what he eats......remember, you're tiny, he can't be so big that you can't help him transfer or help him off the floor if he falls out of his chair! If he gains too much weight, he won't be able to transfer himself.....
You are right and I want him to wait( I really don't want him to do it at all). He eats like a bird in fear of gaining to much weight and you're right again he's already stressing about the "quad gut" and has asked me how bad lipo was( the worst pain of my life). I heard about gym equipment for people in chairs, i'm looking in to that for him. I've tried getting him off the floor it's already near impossible for me being 5'9 is the only thing that helps me I think.

Edited by Myssa, 09 October 2009 - 02:07 AM.


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Posted 08 October 2009 - 07:16 PM

View Postchickadee, on Oct 7 2009, 07:52 AM, said:

- pin A goes into slot B. If all else fails - try another slot!

'nuff said

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Posted 08 October 2009 - 07:30 PM

View Postgreybeard, on Oct 7 2009, 12:43 PM, said:

Slowlegs, Ratticis, you both sum up my feelings exactly.

I just wish there were a few more surgeons out there with scruples, and who were not solely motivated by money. In my lowly opinion, any surgeon approached for this sort of work should immediately refer the patient for psychiatric assessment and treatment - and that includes ladies who want breast enhancement (not reduction).

But at the end of the day, it's this guys body, his money, and his choice.

- precisely, I really disagree with his choice here, but...
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Posted 08 October 2009 - 07:33 PM

Folks,

This debate is predictably breaking down along gender lines.

Men have no idea why women want to do this stuff.

Simply stated: Because so much of female power is the power to addle men's minds with knee-jerk instinctive reactions to visual stimulus. Tits ENFLAME the mind of a man. It is hardwiring. Evolution again. But what is really bizarre, is that a sac of saline solution or silicone can produce the same slavish submission. But never mind that. The little sacs of goo do work. And that is why they are used.

Men on the other hand, are kept around for what they can DO, not what they look like. Bring home the game and get laid by appreciative females. That is the male condition. The cute and useless sort of boy is always seen sneeking out under the back flap of the wigwam when the real men get home.

Now, when we are young, there is an as yet unclear undifferenciated gender state that many go through, in which young men are not yet quite convinced of the fact that they wil not be able to get by "just upon a smile". At this stage, there can be nearly as much male vanity as female.

No problem, as the years go by, it will all come out in the wash.. except for that smaller fraction who, in spite of the steep odds against them, will persist, in a smaller subculture, to function in the female mode.

There is NO gender equivalence. Absolutely none. Not in the "normal" population.

And as a final word: Tits attract. And false tits attract as well as real ones. Therefore there is a logic for their use.

On the other hand, muscles are to pull and to lift. False muscles can not pull or lift. Therefore, there is no point at all in having them.

Best Regards,

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Posted 08 October 2009 - 07:46 PM

View Postgordonr, on Oct 8 2009, 07:33 PM, said:

Folks,

This debate is predictably breaking down along gender lines.

Men have no idea why women want to do this stuff.

Simply stated: Because so much of female power is the power to addle men's minds with knee-jerk instinctive reactions to visual stimulus. Tits ENFLAME the mind of a man. It is hardwiring. Evolution again. But what is really bizarre, is that a sac of saline solution or silicone can produce the same slavish submission. But never mind that. The little sacs of goo do work. And that is why they are used.

Men on the other hand, are kept around for what they can DO, not what they look like. Bring home the game and get laid by appreciative females. That is the male condition. The cute and useless sort of boy is always seen sneeking out under the back flap of the wigwam when the real men get home.

Now, when we are young, there is an as yet unclear undifferenciated gender state that many go through, in which young men are not yet quite convinced of the fact that they wil not be able to get by "just upon a smile". At this stage, there can be nearly as much male vanity as female.

No problem, as the years go by, it will all come out in the wash.. except for that smaller fraction who, in spite of the steep odds against them, will persist, in a smaller subculture, to function in the female mode.



There is NO gender equivalence. Absolutely none. Not in the "normal" population.

And as a final word: Tits attract. And false tits attract as well as real ones. Therefore there is a logic for their use.

On the other hand, muscles are to pull and to lift. False muscles can not pull or lift. Therefore, there is no point at all in having them.

Best Regards,

Gordon


This reminds me of when my legs had gotten real thin. I would put 1 or 2 extra pair of sweatpants on whenever I left the house so I didnt have to worry about people starring at my skinny legs. I left the house with more confidence knowing I didnt have to worry about people starring at me. Did the extra pair of sweatpants serve any other purpose except to dilude stares? not at all. If someone wants to change the way something looks so they can live more comfortable then they should do it. Some men wear hats outside because they go bald. Others try hair implants. One might find the other extreme. But both want the same thing. It all comes down to whos got more money, and whos got the balls.

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Posted 08 October 2009 - 07:57 PM

View PostJohnny V, on Oct 8 2009, 07:46 PM, said:

If someone wants to change the way something looks so they can live more comfortable then they should do it.

When something looks really gross, there is good reason for plastic surgery or prosthetics. For example, a glass eye instead of a gaping hole.

If on the other hand, if one is male, and one is within the normal range... Fugedabuddit!

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Some men wear hats outside because they go bald. Others try hair implants. One might find the other extreme. But both want the same thing. It all comes down to whos got more money, and whos got the balls
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The vast majority of normal men do not give a f*@k about going bald. If a man (who is not hideously deformed--and even then...) worries about how he looks, he needs a shrink. Or maybe some experimentation time down in "The Village".

So in this sense I guess it DOES come down to "who's got the balls".

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Posted 08 October 2009 - 08:14 PM

I have, throughout my long and useless life ogled a whole lotta porn.
Spent time with a whole lotta women. All kinds.
I remember the 8mm smokers of days long past, the interactive POV DVD's of the present.

Rarely. And I do mean rarely have I seen a boob job that was really worth a shit.
Damn near every one of 'em have the same thing in common.
THEY LOOK LIKE BOOB JOBS.

Always amuses me when cheapskates go to some third world country to get it done on the cheap.
End up with one bigger than the other, pointing in some odd direction.
Or the one's that look like party balloons over inflated almost to the point of bursting.

Far be it from me to judge.
But hey, when something looks silly, it looks silly.

IMHO, most American men have no idea the concept of beauty. Bleached out, straw like hair, pencil sized waists, and massive pendulous tits, all scared up to beat hell, fake tans. OOOh baby! You got it goin' on boo! Let me throw on too much old spice and a shiny white patent leather shoe and belt combo, maybe a polyester jumpsuit with a tan safari bush jacket and we'll paint the town red! First we're off to Sizzler, where I'll wine an' dine you into submission. Then to the arcade for a little PAC MAN..... By then you'll be putty in my hands. But first we stop at a drug store for a case of extra large condoms. HeeHee.
OOOWEE! You sound so swah-vey!
That's me baby, Captain Swah-vey.

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when it absolutely, positively, has to be destroyed overnight, call the Marines.

I will nevah, EVAH take a pinch from a greasy muddahf*@kah like you!

How 'bout if I spell it out for ya. D-I-L-L-I-G-A-F

#28 E-DOG

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Posted 08 October 2009 - 08:29 PM

View Postgordonr, on Oct 8 2009, 12:33 PM, said:

There is NO gender equivalence. Absolutely none. Not in the "normal" population.

And as a final word: Tits attract. And false tits attract as well as real ones. Therefore there is a logic for their use.

On the other hand, muscles are to pull and to lift. False muscles can not pull or lift. Therefore, there is no point at all in having them.

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That's a lot of large, round, brown, equine lumps gordie.
Tits may attract but I like little ones.
How anyone could be attracted to fake ones is beyond me.

And some women love nice pec's on a man. Ab's too.

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when it absolutely, positively, has to be destroyed overnight, call the Marines.

I will nevah, EVAH take a pinch from a greasy muddahf*@kah like you!

How 'bout if I spell it out for ya. D-I-L-L-I-G-A-F

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Posted 09 October 2009 - 02:35 AM

I'm going to assume that Brady's injury is complete, because if incomplete he can work his butt off to develop some muscle in torso and arms.

My concerns are very practical. yeah, it is way too early for Brady to be considering surgery, but let's pretend this is 2 years from now. The implant goes under the pectoral. If the pec is badly atrophied, or worse, if he had it done now and then the muscle continued to atrophy, he would really look like hell- just a balloon under some strings that don't quite hold it in place. Any surgeon who might promise that these implants would look good 5 years from now is automatically a liar and incompetent. One who would operate on Brady less than 2 years from his accident is also a very bad Doctor.

If he wants to chase this idea find an MD or surgeon who will tell him the ugly truths. The information should come from MDs so you don't have to struggle over it between you. Just support him to get good information.

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Posted 09 October 2009 - 02:43 AM

Myssa,

I forgot to add that you can get help from GOOD PT people (I hope this i true in your country) to coach you on helping him transfer safely- for you! I rehabbed in Taiwan where everything is more physical- I've seen tiny women transfer BIG FAT guys who could do very little to help just using really intelligent leverage and body mechanics. Its amazing what can be done.

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