An Australian man who has high-level quadriplegia has learned to approach life with an incredible spirit. Dave Jacka was 19 years old when his motorcycle slammed into a tree more than two decades ago, leaving him paralyzed below his chest and without feeling in his fingers, but with limited shoulder, bicep and wrist function. He said his future felt limited. "Doctors said if I was lucky I might even be able to drive a car again, but at the time no one with quadriplegia even worked," Jacka told t...
Man With Quadriplegia Who Flew Solo Around Australia Says He Hasn't Yet 'Reached The Top'
The Huffington Post - 3 Mar 2015 21:05
An Australian man who has high-level quadriplegia has learned to approach life with an incredible spirit. Dave Jacka was 19 years old when his motorcycle slammed into a tree more than two decades ago, leaving him paralyzed below his chest and without feeling in his fingers, but with limited shoulder, bicep and wrist function. He said his future felt limited. "Doctors said if I was lucky I might even be able to drive a car again, but at the time no one with quadriplegia even worked," Jacka told t...
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