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Currently LeGrand is doing extensive rehab process. He is working with the most advanced rehab procedures and technology. Today, he is walking with assistance, broadcasting via radio, and breathing under his own power. -GB

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After his injury Eric LeGrand did not have control or feeling below his neck. -NB

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After his collision he was not able to breathe on his own and needed the help of the ventilator. -NB

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It takes him 2 and a half hours to get ready for the day and to get out of bed needs a pulley system. -GB

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The main physical challenge that Eric LeGrand endured is that he cannot walk on his own power. -NB

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That night he had emergency surgery to stabilize his spine that took 9 hours. At the time the doctors gave him a 0-5% chance of being able to regain function. -GB

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Eric LeGrand after his surgery was transferred to the Kessler Institution for Rehabilitation. LeGrand, when he arrived had to breathe through a ventilator.  He was very determined to eventually be able to breathe again on his own. When one day he said to take the ventilator out and he was able to breathe without the help of the machine. -NB

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Initial injury of LeGrand.

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Eric LeGrand fractured his C-3 and C-4 (the third and fourth cervical) vertebrae after the collision with the army player.  -NB

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LeGrand working through PT, regaining back some mobility.

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LeGrand coming out on the field as honorary teammate.

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LeGrand on field with his team after the injury.

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Eric LeGrand paralyzed from Neck Down Rutgers vs Army

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A Rutgers player (Eric Legrand #52) injured making a tackle on a kickoff return sustained a horrific neck injury that has left him paralyzed below the neck. Rutgers coach Greg Schiano says defensive tackle Eric LeGrand is resting in the intensive care unit at Hackensack University Medical Center and will remain there for the near future.

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Eric was born September of 1990, and grew up as a normal kid. He was a very successful football player and after high school, found himself play collegiate football for Rutgers University. On October 16, 2010, LeGrand suffered a severe spinal cord injury against Army. He was only able to move his head, and was unable to give a thumbs up to the stadium as he was carted off. Today, he has regained some mobility and can walk with assistance. He has also began to work a steady job, and has regained a significant amount of life quality. -GB

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1. http://www.teamlegrand.org/about
2. http://www.espn.com/college-football/story/_/id/13523059/five-years-later-former-rutgers-standout-eric-legrand-believes-walk-again
3. http://www.kessler-rehab.com/patient-center/patients/profiles/Eric-LeGrand.aspx
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