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Engaging Introductions: Capturing Your Audience’s Interest

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Engaging Introductions: Capturing Your Audience’s Interest

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Engaging Introductions: Capturing Your Audience’s Interest

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Well… GoT ended

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]I just finished the last episode of Game of Thrones and (SPOILER) I think they made the best out of the shit show from ep5 was good to see Dani die but it was a bit soft having John do it. Bran knew he was going to be king with all his foresight and Sansa even though she wanted the top job, which I thought for a second she was going to challenge Bran,  glad she kept the north as an independent. I would have been happier to see someone else kill Dani like everyone else I think Dani got off easy. Thank god for Tyrian as Peter Dinklage’s acting saved the whole show for me.

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Driving my wheelchair Finally!

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]So I finally got to drive my wheelchair I have tried before a long time ago but it was almost a disaster as I told my dad to speed it up and I took off at that moment I had a muscle spasm and my head fell forward and locked the joystick going full speed forward towards a cactus in the middle of the carpark.

This time was a bit more successful driving through my front door first go 🙂

Here are some videos of me first trying it

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FES Bike week 2

Well week two was good though we didn’t have knowledge to crank up the power I still completed around 12 Km’s at a faster speed but at a lower pulse width (zap strength) which wasn’t bad just meant no sore legs the day after 🙂 still had a great sleep on the drive home so it must have worn me out a little.

over all I was happy with the work we got done but can’t wait to turn up the power and start riding some real K’s

 

FES Bike week 1

Today I started my FES (Functional Electrical Stimulation) Bike Program through Rocky Bay my therapy provider  and my Physio Katie. As it was my first go on it we started off slowly, making sure to keep an eye on my heart rate which was expected to rise. Initially my heart rate actually dropped but I think it was already slightly raised due to the excitement of getting my legs going on this machine. Even without a raised heart rate I still burnt off the equivalent to a 6″ Subway sandwich which I was pretty happy with. I rode 18.2 kms which took me 1 hour and 5 minutes. I was really surprised and proud of my body for doing that much as it was my first time on the bike. We started slow and ramped up the electrical pulses to as high as my physio was keen to go as it was my first time. My physio said it was better to start off slow than have me do too much and put me off, although I was keen to go as hard as it could go.

 

 

 

Wednesday 29th August

The Next Day

I have woken up up and my legs feel exactly how you’d expect them to when you’ve riden 18.2 kms, well atleast my phantom legs. For those of of you that don’t know, Google defines a phantom limb as ‘a sensation experienced by someone who has had a limb amputated that the limb is still there’. In my case I have sensations of my full phantom body and my legs are certainly aching today. I don’t know how long this ache will last, and I don’t blame my poor legs for being sore. After 13 years of relaxing I’ve pushed them hard for a full 18kms. I think some good stretches and a massage are needed and well worth it.

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Wheelchair fishing rod holder

[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text]I got sick of trying to zip tie a pvc rod holder to my chair so I decided to design and 3d print a proper solution and it worked great. print a proper solution and it worked great. [/vc_column_text][/vc_column][/vc_row]

2017 Halloween Costume “The electric chair”

My electric chair costume with help from my awesome carers I made this costume with a colander, a piece of pipe a orange prison jumpsuit, some cardboard boxes and some face paint. scared some kiddies and got a great reception from the adults.

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