Thank you very much for the answer, Lisa.

By the way: is an update of your page planned ?



Greetings Martin

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Hi there. I guess my legs aren't as atrophied as most, and I'm not really sure why!? I do have very active spasms so my thought is that the spasticity helps keep my legs somewhat toned. Hope that answers your question.

Lisa

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Hi Lisa,

I am using a wheelchair since 3 years. Meanwhile my legs are terribly atrophied although I am using a passive trainer. I have the impression that your legs are nearly not atrophied. How do you train your legs or are you able to move them to some degree actively ?



Hope to receive a short answer from you.

Martin

Sorry.....the life of an engineering student doesn't provide much time for website updates. Check back in May

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Thank you very much for the answer, Lisa.

By the way: is an update of your page planned ?



Greetings Martin

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Replying to:

Hi there. I guess my legs aren't as atrophied as most, and I'm not really sure why!? I do have very active spasms so my thought is that the spasticity helps keep my legs somewhat toned. Hope that answers your question.

Lisa

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Replying to:

Hi Lisa,

I am using a wheelchair since 3 years. Meanwhile my legs are terribly atrophied although I am using a passive trainer. I have the impression that your legs are nearly not atrophied. How do you train your legs or are you able to move them to some degree actively ?



Hope to receive a short answer from you.

Martin