When Life Gives You Lemons
We do a bit of Research into handicapped travel issues and provide some solutions. Mobility, Hearing, Sight, Mental issues included. so far our episodes have included some information on Ataxia, Cerebral Palsy, Deafness, Dancing Sickness, Gulf War Syndrome, Long Covid and Wheelchairs. We are both Disability Advocates and realize there are too many diseases and conditions to cover and try to discuss the most common problems disabled people face and spread some awareness of disabled issues non-disabled people are unaware of.
CORRECTION
On a Previous episode I described how to enter our End Of Season contest. Step 1 click on the support our show link. Step 1 we require a one time payment (This has changed during our season) of $3. Step 3 (get you back to a one time payment) click on the $3 Subscription button. The following business day cancel the subscription (if you do it same day your bank may start thinking FRAUD. Step 4 Your done. Thanks for entering and "may the odds be forever in your favor",
When Life Gives You Lemons
Journey into the World of Neural Interfaces
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What if a tiny implant could unlock the mysteries of the mind and transform the lives of those with neurological disorders?" Join us as we, Kevin and Palmi Henry, take you on a journey through the cutting-edge realm of Neuralink technology. Having lived with spinal cell viral ataxia for over two decades, we share our unique perspective on how brain-computer interfaces could offer new avenues of hope. We examine Neuralink's ambitious trajectory, from its inception by Elon Musk to the second human implant milestone and discuss its potential to revolutionize treatment for conditions like Alzheimer's and blindness. By drawing parallels to established technologies like cochlear implants, we highlight the promise and complexity involved in translating neural signals into actionable data.
We delve into the latest advancements in brain-computer interfaces, such as thin film arrays and precision-enhancing laser mills. Our conversation sheds light on exciting human trials and the critical impact of patient feedback, emphasizing that while these innovations are not yet widely accessible, their potential could be life-changing for people with quadriplegia, ALS, and other conditions. As we wrap up, we invite you to connect with us on our new YouTube channel, Making the Lemonade, and encourage you to engage with our community through our website. Your insights and participation could contribute to paving the way for these transformative technologies.
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