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On March 17th, 2006 Scott had surgery to fix the spine curvature. The doctors straightened the spine 80%, but did tests and with 80% he lost some feeling in his legs. So they reverted back to 75%. Once done with the surgery, he couldn't walk for about 3 months. In late July he will be going to have therapy to start walking again. | On March 17th, 2006 Scott had surgery to fix the spine curvature. The doctors straightened the spine 80%, but did tests and with 80% he lost some feeling in his legs. So they reverted back to 75%. Once done with the surgery, he couldn't walk for about 3 months. In late July he will be going to have therapy to start walking again. | ||
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Revision as of 01:45, July 1, 2006
| Scottendo | |
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| Join date October 1, 2005 | |
| Birthdate unknown | |
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| ...as of June 28, 2006 | |
| Notable Sites: | |
YTMND Life
Scottendo is a normal YTMND user who visits the site all the time, and tries to submit a page at least every other week.
He was one of the winners on the Attack of the Show contest where users had to create a site and they would showcase the winners. His site You're the Pereira now, dog! was one of the winners.
He also had a song made about him by DZK. Scottendo vs. Spina Bifida is a song documenting Scott's disability called spina bifida. Much of the song is not true, Scott can infact walk but after March 2006 he had to go in a wheelchair for a few months due to a major surgery he had. He really loves the song, and takes no offence to the song what so ever.
He is also a DJ on YTMND Radio.
Much of his sites revolve around Nintendo, Daft Punk, and Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas.
Personal Life
Scottendo is an avid gamer, he collects a lot of Nintendo products and merchandise. Among Nintendo, he likes to draw, doodle, and sprite. You can find a lot of his sprites showcased on sprite sites like The Shy Guy Kingdom and Spriters Resource. He also likes retro pop culture, mostly the '80s. Also on the list is his knowledge of zombies, and what to do in the wake of a zombie apocalypse.
Spina Bifida
Scottendo was born with a disease which is called spina bifida. It is a disease, in most babies, that when the child is born the spine is outside of the skin and the spinal fluid is leaking, and the spine is curved. A surgery straight from the womb happens to close up the skin on the back. Scott was born with the spine under the skin, but still curved. Along with the curve, his spine also splits into two in one part then splits back into one. This is what saved his life, allowed him to walk, and allowed the skin to not be broken at birth.
He has undergone around 30 surgerys to this day.
On March 17th, 2006 Scott had surgery to fix the spine curvature. The doctors straightened the spine 80%, but did tests and with 80% he lost some feeling in his legs. So they reverted back to 75%. Once done with the surgery, he couldn't walk for about 3 months. In late July he will be going to have therapy to start walking again.
