Uncomfortable prosthetics that have been implanted by researchers in the lab of neurosurgeon Sheena Kemp. The first patients started getting their neurons rerouted in 2013.
Although he experienced some mild motor loss, Klein said he felt fine when it came to mobility. The biggest challenge for him was getting in shape, a high-impact sport that requires strength, balance and mobility. But his mind is clear, and he has no regrets.
“I’m thankful that I was able to be a part of this experience,” Klein said. “If I were told that I wasn’t able to come back from an injury like this I would be really upset, but for now I’m just happy.”
Once Klein returns to the university, he
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