Christopher Reeves was a man that did not except his disability. He was always
looking froward to someday walking again. I thank that he really didn't think
that a pressure sore would kill him. He was Super Man! But, as you see even
Super Man was prone to infections.
Wheelchair Warrior
Dan T <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I read that Christopher Reeves died from infections in his pressure sores as
he was not willing to compromise his schedule.
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DIV.Section1 { page: Section1 } Not to be an alarmist, but did
everyone believe the Christopher Reeves story about passing on from his
pressure sore? With all the resources to him a wound was the explanation.
Merrill
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