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ICSCI Patients at Ravens Training Camp

Mike Scott and Tara Blackwell were able to talk to, and have their photos taken with, several of the players. Mike was also given a hat signed by all the Ravens.

The day’s activities were set up by Jason Cooke, a long time supporter of the International Center for Spinal Cord Injury. Dr. John W. McDonald, the center director, and Patrick Rummerfield, the world’s first fully functional spinal cord injury quadriplegic and the center’s community liaison, also attended the event.

  • ICSCI Patient Mike Scott at Ravens Traininglearn more…

    Ravens player Kelly Washington, Dr. McDonald, Pat Rummerfield, Ravens player Todd Heap, and Mike Scott

    Ravens player Kelly Washington, Dr. McDonald, Pat Rummerfield, Ravens player Todd Heap, and Mike Scott

  • ICSCI Patient Mike Scott With Jason Cookelearn more…

    Jason Cooke, Dr. McDonald, Pat Rummerfield, and Mike Scott

    Jason Cooke, Dr. McDonald, Pat Rummerfield, and Mike Scott

  • ICSCI Patient Mike Scott With Kelly Greglearn more…

    Dr. McDonald, Pat Rummerfield, Mike Scott, and Ravens player Kelly Greg

    Dr. McDonald, Pat Rummerfield, Mike Scott, and Ravens player Kelly Greg

  • ICSCI Patient Tara Blackwell at Ravens Traininglearn more…

    Pat Rummerfield, Patsy Blackwell, Dr. McDonald, Tara Blackwell, and Mike Scott

    Pat Rummerfield, Patsy Blackwell, Dr. McDonald, Tara Blackwell, and Mike Scott

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