Kelsey Matichuk, RMT

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This is so disappointing. 🙄

11/02/2025

10/31/2025

happy halloween-eve!

10/27/2025

🚗 One Crash. Three Postures. Three Fates.
Most people don’t think about it — but the way you sit in a car can decide whether you walk away from an accident… or never walk again.
When an airbag deploys, it doesn’t gently inflate — it explodes outward at over 300 km/h.
If you’re sitting upright, seatbelt on, feet on the floor — that force is absorbed safely, exactly how the system was designed.
But if your feet are on the dashboard, everything changes.
That same explosion can drive your knees into your face, break your legs, or crush your hips in an instant.
Even crossing your legs or slouching can twist your body into positions your bones can’t survive when the impact hits.
We tell ourselves, “It’s just a short trip” or “I’m just relaxing for a second.”
But crashes don’t wait for you to sit right.
So next time you buckle up — remember this rule:
🦶 Feet down.
🔒 Seatbelt on.
💪 Back straight.
Because comfort lasts a moment — but safety lasts a lifetime. 🚦

10/27/2025

It looked impossible. A man once paralyzed from the waist down now stands on his own, not with machines or wires, but with science. In a world-first breakthrough, Japanese scientists have launched a stem cell trial that may redefine what it means to heal a broken body.

Researchers used induced pluripotent stem cells, reprogrammed from adult cells, to regenerate damaged spinal tissue. The procedure doesn’t just repair — it rebuilds. Early trials show remarkable nerve regeneration, restoring movement once thought permanently lost. What was once a distant dream for millions living with spinal injuries is now a living, breathing reality.

This isn’t fiction or futuristic hope; it’s medicine rewriting its own limits. The man’s first step was small, but it echoed louder than any scientific announcement. Each motion proved that human resilience, paired with innovation, can overcome even the harshest biological barriers.

Scientists believe this method could soon apply to stroke recovery and neurodegenerative diseases like ALS and Parkinson’s, giving new meaning to the word “cure.” The trial continues under strict monitoring, but its message is already clear: paralysis may no longer be permanent.

In Japan’s labs, science has turned despair into determination. It has shown that healing is not just about mending bones or nerves, but about restoring hope — step by step, cell by cell.

10/24/2025