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He can't feel his legs, but he's able to walk using a special robotic suit
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4:29Now PlayingJosh Nevers and other patients at the Stan Cassidy Centre for Rehabilitation in Fredericton are using one of only two exoskeletons in Atlantic Canada. It's a battery-powered walking device that helps people rehabilitate from injuries and improve their bone health.
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