Any update on Paul Williams?

yep last i herd is its a highly debated topic on the ethics sorounding stem cell research

 

The controversial stuff is stem cell research using embryos and that is mainly in the US with God botherers.

Think Dubya cut funding to it. We're pretty chilled about it in the UK.

 

There's nothing controversial about it really in Europe where people are more scientifically minded and less clouded by religion. US needs to exist the 19th century already.

 

He's still a warrior. Warriors have a greater chance to improve.

 

Nose cell transplant enables paralysed dogs to walk:

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-20365355

 

All I know is, I'm still grateful for the entertainment Paul gave me and boxing fans everywhere and I'll always be a fan.

While the bruised spine sucks, I also tend to believe things generally happen for a reason. With the way Paul took punishment in his willingness to go to war, I think it would've been inevitable that he suffered real brain damage had he fought another 5-10 times in the kind of action fights he became famous for. While he may not have the use of his legs, and may never, it's still preferable to not having a working brain because he took five too many crowd-pleasing back and forth battles.

 

You laugh, but virtually all medical professionals do place stock in one's mental fortitude and willingness to get better as contributing in a serious way to all manner of recuperation. :conf

Obviously there is a lot more in play than simply "mind over matter", not saying otherwise, but having a 'fighter's spirit' can't hurt and no physician will say differently.

 

Thats absolutely true. What was funny was the cartoonish manner in which that was originally stated

 

:good

That's just jas being jas.

 

Put the fear in Mayweather to the point were he opted to retire

 

Exactly!

These things take time. Hopefully Williams is looking at his plight as a challenge and he beats that ****ing wheelchair like a drum!

If you have the motivation and spirit to work toward a goal, then you've given yourself a real chance.