Talking about Body Integrity Identity Disorder - Just another disability!
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by Sean - 29 December 1997
Contrary to popular belief among the wannabe community, not every paras, nor quads have limp legs all the time, nor are necessarily atrophied, and the shoes they wear do tend to get used and scratched.
Limp, atrophied legs and new looking shoes don’t cut it. continues »
by Sean - 7 December 1997
I wonder how other people decide on what to do and how to be when they wheel in public, or in private. Are you concerned with only the image of the "correct" para, or are you mostly after what it would feel like, limp legs, incontinence, loss of feelings, spasms, pain in legs and back and so on. Or again, are you really interested in what it is like to be paralyzed, with all aspects involved. I guess what I wonder is if we approach it from a shallow point, or if we delve into all possible aspects.
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