In the last few weeks the Cure Girls Loredana and Marina have been very busy with two annual events to raise money for the association “Marina Romoli Onlus”.
On 5-6 November we had the second edition of the “Ottobiano Sport Show” where celebrities of all sports got together to support research to cure paralysis (Photos). The show included many kind of races, Running, Cycling, Go Kart, Motocross, Pit Bikes, MX Free Stile and people had also a chance to sit on a Subaru Impreza WRC with a profetional driver or even to drive a Ferrari and a Lamborghini in a race track.
Then next week the girls were at Eicma-Motorcycle Exhibition, a 4 day event held from 10th November to the 13th November 2016 at the Fiera Milano in Milano, Italy. This event showcases product from Automotive, Bicycles, Rickshaw & Spares, Electronics & Electrical Goods, Industrial Products industries (Photos).
We were guests at the “Ottobiano Motorsports” boot were we met many top riders that suppport our cause and made many new connections for even more successfull future events! We would like to thank once again all people that are helping making our dream come true! Chronic Spinal Cord Injury Must Become Curable! All together we can do it!
Cure Girl Loredana
y. Using external stimulation for the nervous system to promote reorganization they are reminding the nerves and muscles how to work again. Muscle spasms are used to build muscle mass and control, using the spasms rather than having to fight against them. They do a lot of weight bearing activities; this in itself promotes healthy bones and fitness. They do not say people will be hopping and skipping out of the door. They do say the best case is a client can regain function and continue to improve as the exercises help a client’s body to remember how to move. Worst case is the client will just leave more independent and healthy. The health benefits are great and this is something that is very much needed for a SCI person. Taken from Project walks site the below are results.
e this kind of therapy benefits all of us. It’s not a cure for paralysis but is a great way to get our bodies fit, possibly improving movement and sensation and all of the above.As a Cure Girl I believe this is something that should be set up around the world, we all could use a Project Walk. I would like to thank Liza, Amanda and Brock for showing my family and I around and I will definitely be back.
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