Exoskeleton Helps Paraplegic Defy All Odds
From: Robotics Trends - 07/28/2015

Robbie Drescher became a paraplegic at 14 when he was diagnosed with a rare
disease called Blue Rubber Bleb Nevus Syndrome that eroded his spine. At 14,
the once avid lacrosse player became a paraplegic and was told by doctors
he’d never walk again, but he's defying the odds thanks to an exoskeleton
from ReWalk Robotics. Each week he travels three hours to the Rehabilitation
center at the University of Maryland for physical therapy, and it’s been
life-changing. He’s played adaptive sports. He’s graduated high school. He
even has his driver’s license.

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