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What to do if i am disabled from a incomplete spinal cord injury, i was stabbed in the neck, how will i ever trust others?
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Trust yourself: Sorry to hear about your story. You do not have to trust everybody, trust yourself, trust your family and friends, trust your docs. Help others affected by trauma by telling your story.
Answered 10/2/2014
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