brain injury at the time of their injury.o if we can't really even tell what mild, moderate, and severe traumatic brain injury is, it's very, very hard for us to treat them effectively. >> and what's in the way of this? i know we talked last year, and you thought we were quite near what you called a bio marker, where a simple blood test might be able to tell you if someone had suffered a concussion. how far away are we from that kind of technology? >> i think we're a year closer to that, and i have great hope that we will see a bio marker not only for traumatic brain injury but the possibility a little further down the road, some kind of a bio marker for post-traumatic stress. i think those are absolutely critical. that's kind of like having a blood pressure cuff for high blood pressure, to tell whether or not a person has post-traumatic stress or traumatic brain injury and the severity of that injury. >> and what is standing in the way between those kinds of break-throughs and right now? is it money? >> it's money. it's focu

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the young victim suffered massive foot injuries.my hollyfield is live at the scene in concord. >> reporter: we talked to police they tell us they are still looking for that truck and the driver. this happened on a busy street that is surrounded by apartment complexes it is easy to picture all the children out playing last night was warm, pretty night. cars have been driving through quickly this morning this is on 6th in concord. witnesses say the girl did run out into the street last night, she is 4-years-old, and she was hit. the truck kept going. witnesses say it was not speeding as it drove away giving some people the impression that the driver didn't know he hit her. some witnesses say they find that hard to believe. >> if that car did not see the young child in the street, then he had to be blind. there's no way he did not see her. >> reporter: police say she does have major injuries to her foot. she is expected to survive. police are looking for a newer model metallic blue pick-up truck with over-sized tires. it possibly has d

i have seen so many injuries, career-ending injuries from flying out at the beach chalet fields. if no other reason, safety issues. thank you very much for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you to all the commissioners. i am a native of san franciscan. all the team members represent many different zip codes around the city. we're talking about less than 1% of golden gate park. we had an amazingly city and i think there is enough space for everybody. this is not a nature preserve, it is a soccer field. we're just asking for the field to be upgraded. it will save gallons of water every year. the lawn mowers will not be spewing stuffed into the air. for many reasons, i think it is a great plan. thank you for your time. >> thank you. >> thank you, commissioners. i live in russian hill and have been a resident for 15 years. my husband and i own a business in the city. we raised our three kids here. i strongly believe in the need for recreation for kids to keep them from watching tv, video games, and out of trouble. all three of our girls have chosen soccer as their favorite sport. my

injuries not apparent in this police video taken minutes after the shooting. >> i'm not saying he did not have a broken nose. i'm saying once again, this was documented the next day by a family physician. we don't know where those injuries came from. >> reporter: zimmerman's lawyer says there's more to his defense. >> it's only one very small part of discovery. >> reporter: a first responder to the shooting told cbs news he and others saw wounds on martin's knuckles suggesting the teen had thrown a punch. cbs news. >>> president obama is getting ready to host an extraordinary weekend of back-to-back summits. the first will be a g-8 economic summit at camp david on friday and then the president heads off to chicago. susan mcginnis in washington with the details. >> reporter: good morning. the g-8 summit will be about a europe economic loan. chicago is a nato summit. hosting both in the u.s. is a huge opportunity for president obama to showcase his ideas and show world leadership right in the middle of his re-election campaign. security is tight ahead of this weekend's double summit. fi

there are no reports of injuries. no word on what caused the crash. for people did suffer injuries and this accident involving a school bus just before 3:30 this afternoon. it collided with another vehicle in the 9800 block. the bus driver, the driver of the car, and two students were all taken to northwest hospital. no word on who is at fault. >> the mother of yeardley love has filed another lawsuit this week. this time against the school's athletic director and the state of virginia. the wrongful death lawsuit coincides with today's two-year anniversary of for daughter's murder. george huguely was found guilty of second-degree murder in february. she says the state and the athletic department ignored george huguely's erratic behavior prior to death. the humane society is now joining those looking to fight back against last week's ruling in the maryland about pit bulls breeds. maryland's highest court ruled that people owners can be liable for damages simply based on the breed. >> you may not know that last year, more than 8000 people went to the uni

enjoy being on top of the work from injury back to being the best so i've been through everything on thing so i have a lot of experience now so i think i'm ready for anything sharp can show me an injury can charge me and different things. and there's also just ninety nine days to go before record attendances are also expected in london for the paralympics and there's plenty of interest here in russia where the british embassy is working halls to promote the upcoming games around costa has more. with the opening ceremony of the london paralympic games only one hundred days away the british embassy in the russian capital staged a commemorative event in the ronald mcdonald sports center for kids with disabilities is just one of many such events organized by the u.k.'s diplomatic mission in russia we are working very closely with a parliamentary committee we see them often and is a great pleasure i believe on the specific project with schools in st petersburg where i opened the event recently and we have this event here today and we just want to make sure that we take the opportunity of

selection problems with key defend the results be ruled out through injury which is on court records. it was the hottest day of the year in question so fair that the temperature ways you can use fifty degrees. at the current is feeling the heat you can move as he has a number of selection day limits ahead of him because he used a pretty straight down to twenty three play. or user has a number of questions concerning his teammates defense russia suffered a hammer blow on sunday hope to be. but experience defender of silly but it will be rolled out of the euro two thousand and twelve championships after he's failed to recover from a fire injury and had courage to count the cats will be praying that his side doesn't pick up any more injuries especially in defense as that's really besides problem position but as you'll see was a sure start of a national team who are not blessed with a number of great central defenders. more fierce says it's up to the team to try and make up a bit as your skis loss suggesting how to share the camp is in good spirits at the moment it's only the start and th

because of injury like the madonna and roman sure all know when a fake bomb going to one place but no both are almost certain to be on the plane to poland and as mentioned it's not just all night didn't deserve to be called up earlier but now due to vassilis injury or the great chance of making the euros i feel very sorry for that silly as no one wants to pick up an injury at this time with under a week to go until at the cat has to name its final squad of a year rose the pressure on the players to perform and increase production is certainly on a scale of to secure themselves a spot in the plains of poland which of eternity moscow. well let's have a quick look at where russia will be playing their opening group a match against the czech republic until rice it will be asked the new miscible stadia are based in the western polish city of port slough and can hold. just under forty five thousand fans the design was inspired by chinese lambton well that's why it is a thriving commercial center built on twelve islands which are connected by over one hundred bridges and now if you're wonder

and lacerations on the back of his head and back injury.ing to his family physician the day after the altercation and shooting of trayvon martin. again, the attorneys for trayvon's family will say, look, he didn't go to the hospital that night. he didn't suffer a concussion. if his head was truly being beaten against the ground and if this was a life and death struggle going to the doctor the next day does not necessarily bear that out. the defense will say, no, that's keeping right in line with their defense portrayal. ali? >> martin, thanks. martin savidge in atlanta. >>> the transportation security administration does not seem to get it. apparently that sums up a new report from the department of homeland security inspector general saying they are failing to report and fix breaches at airports. the man slipped into a secure area to kiss his girlfriend good-bye. that is a breach that shut down the airport for hours and delayed thousands of passengers. homeland security finding only 42% of breaches are being properly reported and they're b

they did have what are described musculoskeletal injuries. their lieutenant had minor injuries. they went to the hospital. the other two firefighters, one had a foot injury and the other cut his hand. those are not very serious injuries for those two firefighters. reporting live in san francisco, sergio quintana, abc-7 news. >> alan: now lillian kim is live at the center where the red cross is helping dozens of people who lost their homes. tough day out there. >> reporter: this is where volunteers at the american red cross distributed food and hotel vouchers, enough for three days. 37 people came hear for assistance. seven were children from the same extended family. some people, especially nose the lower units, were able to retrieve some item from the department. the fire department gave them 10-15 minutes to take what they could. displaced residents say they're appreciative of the short-term help from the red cross. as for long-term placement, the american red cross will help with that as well for those who need it. >> i feel bad. i feel so sad for them. i don't know what i'm

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hundred days demonstrations in defiance of a new emergency law turned violent leading to dozens of injuries and hundreds of arrests. the largest summit in nato history wraps up in chicago block leaders reaffirming their plan to end the war in afghanistan by two thousand and fourteen but keeping a presence in the country beyond that. germany's enthusiasm for europe wide austerity under fire from british opposition politicians who warn it might spell disaster for the global economy. coming up political risk in the solomon john holzman gives us his forecast on what's next for europe's single currency zone stay with us. the ongoing debt crisis in the eurozone is certainly drawing everybody's attention at the minute not just in europe but around the world a lot of that attention from here in germany is being focused upon what is going to happen next with greece not to find out a little bit more about us i'm joined by john hulsman who's the president and co-founder of see holzman enterprises group which advises banks and hedge funds about where they should invest their money based on what's happe

hikes in cata that enter their hundred day with demonstrations turning violent beatings dozens of injuries and hundreds of arrests this despite a recently introduced emergency law aimed at curbing protests with many demonstrators vowing to ignore it. the largest summit in nato history wrapping up in chicago block leaders are reaffirming the plan to end the war in afghanistan in two thousand and fourteen but keeping a presence in the country beyond this gathering mark by cows is protesting against nato wars with some rallies being met by a heavy handed police response. german enthusiasm for europe wide austerity under fire from british opposition politicians who say it could spell a disaster for the global economy. up next political risk consultant john holzman gives us his forecast on what's next for europe's single currency so stay with us. the ongoing debt crisis in the eurozone is certainly drawing everybody's attention at the minute not just in europe but around the world in a lot of that attention from here in germany is being focused upon what is going to happen next with greece not

and over 7 percent of the injuries were injuries to the area around the mouth or the mouth itself. >> study found that two- thirds of the injuries were children one-year-old. children just learned to walk, and maybe tripping with the products in their hands and mouths. about two-thirds of the injuries involved baby bottles. mainly the injuries were divided evenly between sipping cups and pacifiers. morgan's mother no longer lets her daughter walk around while drinking. she also switched to bottles with a rubber top instead of a hard plastic one. >> i think she might not have chapter to vichy had a softer top honor bottle. >> she knows that it could have been worse. morgan did not need stitches and a baby tooth will fall out on its own. cbs news, los angeles. >> the top baby names are in. >> they are, and where does your child fall on the list? according to social security, sophia took the top. isabel had been that tough for the past few years. emma and bolivia rounding up the top five. michele miss the top 100 at #144. >> i'm ok because that means that it is unique? right? >> hold tha

stunning injury news for new york.io rivera suffered a knee injury while catching a fly ball prior to the game in kansas city tonight. he was carded off, taken for an mri, awaiting results. more gains than any reliever in history. in basketball, they be too late to save carmelo anthony and the new york knicks. losing again to the miami heat, lebron scored in the heat blowout. new york lost 13 straight playoff games. that's the longest losing streak in nba postseason history. women's college lacrosse, loyola advances with the semifinal win. sophomore marley peyton scores and advances to the title game at syracuse coming up on saturday. o's, red sox coming up. >> love for loyola. thank you, mark. >>> coming up, she's not a one- trick pony. >> this elephant is showing off at the zoo. next. ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the boy man from oklahoma is offering to send more to his potential employers. will send two tickets to hawaii. the trip is part of an incentive to hire the former stockbroker. he said this unique deal helpe

her injuries are not life- threatening. police suspect the intruders entered by the back of the home. then a confrontation took place before the shooting and stabbing. people living nearby say situations like this are rare in this neighborhood. >> my sister lives on this street. it is unfortunate. around this area, you do have to watch here and there. the kids love to come out and play and have a good time. it is tough win so badly this happens. >> anyone with information is urged to call it baltimore county police department. nadia ramdass, wbal-tv 11 news. >> thank you. one man is dead white woman recovers after a boy friend attacked her and held her captive. the into happened on sunday afternoon on fenwick avenue. there was a standoff and the boyfriend reportedly turned the gun on himself. five people are recovering after being exposed to dangerous levels of carbon monoxide. fire crews for on the scene just before 9:30 on sunday night. three adults and to deal will children were transported for evaluation. >> police look

no serious injuries are reported. mary kennedy, the estranged wife of robert f.ennedy, jr., has died of an apparent suicide. she was 52. her body was found today at her home north of new york city. she was kennedy's second wife. they were married 16 years and had four children. the couple separated in 2010. mary kennedy had a public battle with drugs and alcohol in recent years. researchers have found what may be an early sign of autism in infants. you can see it here as the child's head hangs back because of weak head and neck control. 40 six-month-olds were tested at the kennedy krieger institute. all of them with a high risk of autism. 90% of those with this so-called "head lag" were later diagnosed with autism. four decades after making the ultimate sacrifice, a hero finally gets his due. that's next. [ woman ] we take it a day at a time. that's how it is with alzheimer's disease. she needs help from me. and her medication. the exelon patch, it releases medication continuously for twenty-four hours. she uses one exelon patch daily for the treatment of mild to

the doctors and trainers examined ankle injuries or knee injuries or knee strains, you know, much more than they did concussions or stingers or dinghies or whatever they called them back then. so, you know it wasn't considered an injury as long as you could remember the plays and get back on the field and perform. >> all right, matthew matheny thank you very much. he's the plaintiff attorney who's filed a lawsuit on behalf of about 100 players and lee roy is a former linebacker with the dallas cowboys. thank you, gentleman. >> thank you. >>> it's been six days without a verdict in the case against john edwards. he's facing six charges of conspiracy and campaign finance violations. if convicted he could go to prison for up to 30 years. this afternoon the judge dismissed the jury for the long week, mentioning that one of the jurors has a personal issue, but no indication of what the personal issue is. it's just the latest in a string of curious developments since the jury started deliberating edwards' fate last week. paul callan is back with me. what are you hearing about this paul? a lo

tonight we shed light on an injury epidemic among the girls that play the sport. >> in a country where it seems like we're all soccer moms and dads dads, suddenly we're faced with a horrible fact. >> what we have today is a concussion crisis. >> tonight that fact hits home. >> i've had three concussions. >> i've had two. >> i've had three. >> each injury increases the risk until one day -- >> i lost my identity. i lost my social life. i don't think i'll ever get that back. >> where should a parent draw the line. >> now that she's recovered, why take the risk she could end up in a dark place like that again? >> also tonight, harry smith on the unbreakable bond between a man and his horse forged in a terrible fire that could actually carry them both to the pinnacle of their sport. >> he's as unlikely an olympic contender you would imagine. a horse destined for the dog food factory and the man who rescued him from the slaughterhouse and later from a burning barn. >> he should be lying down dying. i knew he'd be all right. >> more than all right, he's in the running for this year's olympic

there are different types of injuries. what is unknown is what the long-term injury rates is for kids who play on artificial turf. there have not been enough studies. i would ask you to take that into consideration despite everything you have heard. artificial turf and does require maintenance. it does require water. it requires water to cool it down. it requires chemicals to clean it. this is the truth of the matter and i hope you do your research. >> i am the executive vice president of the california soccer association. i am in favor of getting the artificial turf. i would like to commend the commission on your patience today. i would like to recruit each and every one of you to become the members of the california soccer association. you are the kind of people we need that have the right this position to be great coaches and leaders in our association. everybody is talking about artificial turf. a lot of people are talking. if we could get the three field out there, it would support rec and park. this is the best commi

enjoy being on top or i do work from injury to be the best so i've been to everything i think for about experience i think i'm ready for anything shark ensured me an injury to ensure me and different things now ferrari belief formula one's new peretti ties will have a big say on the outcome of this weekend's monaco grand prix the tires are being used for the first time this season by all the teams but because they are less jura ball than in the past teams are having to pit stop more and that is made for a far more unpredictable racing monaco's tight winding circuit means there are a few places to overtake and ferrari believe pit stops could be the difference between winning and losing. it offers different engineering challenges and you need to set the car up quite differently for monaco you know in monaco you don't really attack all the corner entries as hard as you would have a normal circuit course those barriers barriers at the exit so when you set the carpet a little bit differently but. i mean it's a new challenge again trying to get the tires to work and trying to get the right ca

their injuries are said to be nonlife threatening. neighbors tell us they heard about 20 shots. >>> police have launched a new crack down on violent street games. ktvu road along with san mateo county gang task force during the first night of the summertime sweep. our cameras were there when the operations got off to a surprising start. the task was holding a briefing when one officer recognized a known gang member going inside he was wanted for burglar. >> attempted murder here in our county. >> turns out the man had already been arrested and had just been released from jail. the gang task force ended up making two other arrests during the first night of the 16 week operation. >>> new evidence has been released in the trayvon martin shooting case. coming up what autopsy results on the teenager revealed, plus court documents shed new light on the response from the sanford police department. >>> also this morning police in the east bay are expected to release new information about this weeks fatal hit and run accident in dublin. invest

knicks had to deal with injury problems. chauncey billups and stoudemire.eir share of injuries this year, as every team battling keeping everybody in the lineup. short. stoudemire, the rebound. dribbles -- stripped by james. great hands from lebron james. >> jeff: stoudemire's had the ball stripped a number of times today. >> mike: wade, the drive. nice adjustment. oh, what a beautiful move by dwyane wade. and the heat back up by two. got 11 points in the quarter. >> jeff: great slide-by to avoid the charge. shot clock down to eight. james now back on carmelo anthony. anthony, nice fake. tough fall away. puts it in. tough shot! tie game, with two to play. 37 points for carmelo anthony. wade against stoudemire. pulls back, tries again. kicks it out to the corner. bosh will try a three -- misses and chandler, the rebound. smith on the drive. bibby. from the corner -- bang! >> mike: a gritty performance by the new york knicks, desperate to keep their season alive. mike bibby, who last year played with the heat in the postseason, was a starter for that team, to

the 44-year-old woman driving the other car was rushed to the hospital with major injuries. chp is looking into whether alcohol or drugs were involved. a few hours earlier, six miles south, there was another head-on accide on highway 1. we're told it involved an irish tourist whci apparently got on the wrong side of the road after stopping to take some pictures. int ireland, people drive on th opposite side of the road from the u.s. the accident left five people, including two children, injured. >>> yahoo!'s boards of directors is facing a daunting deadline. a group of shareholders has demanded the board fire the few ceo by noon. at issue is scott thompson's resume. the company's official filings state thompson has a degree in computer science, a degree thompson now admits he never received. he took over as ceo in january of this year. shareholders have sent a letter to the board calling it unethical conduct and claim if yahoo! doesn't let him go, they will take legal action. >>> the partnership between google and nasa is raising some ethical questions. our investigative uni

leading to dozens of injuries hundreds of arrests it's all despite a recently introduced emergency law aimed at curbing the protests which many demonstrators have vowed to ignore. the law just. history. and the war in afghanistan by two thousand and fourteen but keeping a large presence in the country beyond the gathering was marked by thousands protesting against nato was being met with a heavy handed police response. comes under fire from british opposition politicians who warn it might spell disaster for the global economy. with the latest from the world of sport. hello there thanks for joining me and these are the headlines fight for the top vulgar a favorite to keep their russian prime elite status as the relegation play offs reached their climax last feeling the heat the rush hour begin their preparations in moscow for the euros as coach applecart looks to trim his watch and the game play in the beach joke of each to win the italian open and sound a warning to his rivals ahead abroad and carol. but first it is d.-day in the russian prime a league where the last two teams to be re

less injuries being in another. increase in recreation. it would be a crime not to take this opportunity to increase these fields capability. thank you. >> my name is henry. i am a richmond district residents. i coached three teams and often times in the winter, we are forced to practice in the parking lot of the church because the fields are closed. i think it is important that we have a place to play rather than waiting for 8:00 or 9:00 at night. thank you for your time. >> we had games canceled this year due to rain. we badly need these fields so that we can play year-round. i have a seven-year-old. he has been in a cast because of these fields. i had to pay $80 yesterday for -- because of these fields. we need this badly. >> thank you. >> hello. i think it is a beautiful thing to see all these kids here smiling, looking forward to playing. let the kids play, thank you. >> i am the mother of six children. when its rains, no soccer. they just want to play soccer and i think turf is the way to go. it is an excellent idea for the children

the agents are being treated for their injuries at nearby hospitals and we are told the injuries are life- threatening. now in the statement the ice officials say the incident and related criminal case is still under investigation and as we look at these pictures, you know the new information is still coming in on this story and we will have more information as it becomes available. >>> available. >> max michael wade will be tried as an document in connection with an attempted murder charge and he is also accused of breaking into an empty mansion and hosting a party there. >>> sal is busy and you have the chopper helping you there? >> yes, that is right, we have the chopper near the road and traffic is moving a long well here, no major problems heading south out of oakland to san leandro and you can see traffic is moving very well getting to the road. also getting a little bit more slow getting to the bay point area, let's go to steve. >>> mostly cloudy, some drizzle in southwest santa rosa, light rain drizzle and also on the north bay, temperatures in the 60s and we will have more o

>> a concussion is a mild traumatic brain injury.ere's a concussion it will be due to a force that occurs where the brain is shaken or it can be due to a rotation of the brain. it doesn't have to be an impact or a hit. very much like shaken baby syndrome. this causes damage to the brain and the front part of the brain is differentially vulnerable. that is important for one reason. the front part of the brain deals with judgment, inhibiting responses, not being impulsive. if that area is damaged the person can be very impulsive make poor decisions. as a 10-year-old patient of mine said wisely who had a condition cushion. i said are your emotions different? he said i am weirdly emotional. i think that captures how a lot of these players are. >> thank you doctor. mary annesterling. our condolences. thank you for being with us. thank you both. sue>> if i seemed less focused tonight than i usually am it is because i celebrated cinco de mayo yesterday with several hundred of my closest friends at a spot called ponchos outside of la in busi

no serious injuries from the accident. a new britain transportation supervisor was cited for failing to set the brakes on the bus. they believe that's what believed it to roll over the wheel shocks. >>> the french spider-man is at it again. last week he scaled france's tallest building. this building, 758 feet tall, and the french spider-man climbed up it with no harshess, no safety gear, just his hands and feet. as you can imagine, this draws lots of spectators. >> how old is this guy doing these stunts? >> he will be 50 this year. >> is this legal? >> it is not legal but he did have permission from this building's owner to do this. but alain has had a career that spanned over a decade, and he's scaled many different structures. and he has been arrested on several occasions. >> when he gets to the top, does he have to shimmy down, or do they send a helicopter up to get him? >> the ib times spoke to him when he reached the top, and this is what he had to say. >> i knew for sure that i was going to do it. i know that nothin

three people suffered minor injuries. authorities say an air handling unit at a chemical lab on furnace road exploded. hazardous materials crews are still at the scene. >>> there is some good news to report in the housing market. because the commerce department says new home construction rose nearly 3% from this time last year. the figures taken into account single family homes and apartment buildings, but even with the gains, the rate of construction is still below what it's considered healthy. >>> the d.c. board of elections will certify the results from yesterday's ward five special election on may 30. kenyan mcduffie will be sworn in as the newest city council member. the 36-year-old is a d.c. native. he is a graduate of howard university and the justice department attorney. he will take the seat vacated by -- bihari thomas -- by harry thomas, jr. the unofficial results show that mcduffie won in a landslide. he got 434.5% -- 44.5% of the vote. his nearest competitor delano hunter got just 4%. >>> a three-year-old stru

pulled after two innings with shoulder injuries. the cards' yadier molina sends them away in grand fashion. the salami. that is adding insult to injury. cardinals avoid a sweep with at 8-3 win. that's your early look at sports on early today. i'm bill seward. >> announcer: "early today" sports brought to you by aqua velva. >>> gaga gives in and why justin bieber is a wanted man in los angeles. your early morning headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, military home comings are always joyful moments but one airman hatched his plans to make his extra special. you're watching "early today." o" >>> welcome back in to "early today." a quick look at the temperatures across the country. a very warm starting point for places like chicago. even kansas city, both areas could see some thunderstorms into the afternoon. really the only thick this may limit temperatures a little bit, not quite as hot in chicago as we had out yesterday, but still a chance for thunderstorms. isolated chance in kansas city. still rain early on in minneapolis. should

there are enormous numbers of what we call open injuries where the bone, especially lower leg injuries, the lower leg bones get exposed to the air, the dirt and become contaminated. and the soft tissue sur ouchbd those bones are injured. now the bones are exposed. and in that capacity, if we can teach the surgeons how to cover these exposed bones in an expeditious fashion, then we eliminate the cycle of going down the path of infection. and th the on salvage is an amputation. >> the issue is you have some bone missing because it takes a tiny bit of bone away. >> reporter: on the day we visited the surgeons from africa were practicing on the elbow bone of a cadaver and the soft tissue around it. they were learning how to drill and insert some physician ticked orthopedic pins in artificial bones. dr. edmund eleazer from tanzania says the training he's received especially in techniques to prevent amputation has saved more than limbs. >> most of the times the patients are the one who cake... take care of the families. so with the two legs... without two legs life is difficult. you can imag