Yes, his arm is paralyzed. Yes, his legs are paralyzed. Why is Everyone so gung-ho to connect those two conditions? You could think I'm wrong, but that's no reason to stop thinking?
He can't move his arm.
Progression of the paralysis pretty much confirms Hamilton was right. It's ALS. Assuming this is a progression of his paralysis.
Progression of the paralysis pretty much confirms Hamilton was right. It's ALS. Assuming this is a progression of his paralysis. [SEP] He can't move his arm. [SEP] Yes, his arm is paralyzed. Yes, his legs are paralyzed. Why is Everyone so gung-ho to connect those two conditions? You could think I'm wrong, but that's no reason to stop thinking?