"He lost his left hand.... ."

I didnt click the link, but know who you are talking about...Scott Simonetti.

He lost more than his left hand. More like part of his left hand and forearm, and part of his leg.

He really is to be admired. He's playing almost as good as he was before the medical issue. Amazing.


Eric
 
Thanks, and thats exactly what I noticed most, his great attitude.
That is a nice rig that Paul designed for him.
 
What a great story! I'm passing it on to non pool playing friends...thanks.
 
Played in a Predator Tour event with him in January. Didnt get to talk to him or play him but i did watch him. Remarkable player and his attiude is of pro status :grin-square:
 
Eric. said:
I didnt click the link, but know who you are talking about...Scott Simonetti.

He lost more than his left hand. More like part of his left hand and forearm, and part of his leg.

He really is to be admired. He's playing almost as good as he was before the medical issue. Amazing.


Eric
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He lost all of his left hand, no?

PS_ Link isnt working. (for me anyway)
 
Nostroke said:
He lost all of his left hand, no?

PS_ Link isnt working. (for me anyway)
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Yep. I didn't word it clearly. I meant to say that he lost more than just his left hand; left hand, part of his forearm, etc.


Eric
 
I can't believe more of us local NJ players haven't seen this article. I was going to repost with scans of the paper. Scott is a great person and player, and what Paul Fanelli the cuemaker developed is a prothesis miracle. He made part of that bridge with a hockey puck to grip the rails and worked very hard to make Scotty the most versatile attachment they could develop.

Paul did a bang up job and Scotty plays lights out.

JV (---BTW this is your next pool movie... :)
 
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