If someone where has damaged their spinal cord only on the left side, which of the follwoing would be true? A) They would not be able to feel or have a sense of proprioception on thier left side below the lesion. B) They would not be able to feel or have a sense of proprioception on thier right side above the lesion. C) They can't move the right side of their body below the lesion. D) They won't feel pain on the left side below the lesion.

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