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Shane Mosko, of Connecticut, was a soccer player in college before he was paralyzed from the waist down in a car accident a year and a half ago. At a recent conference of the National Neurotrauma Society in San Francisco, the 22-year-old used an exoskeleton with the aid of crutches to 'walk'.
See his story here: http://cs.co/wt
See his story here: http://cs.co/wt
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