Miracles do Happen and Doctors Can Be Wrong!
Oct 3, 2014 0:55:19 GMT -8
Post by Lαrα on Oct 3, 2014 0:55:19 GMT -8
This story proves that you should never listen 100% wen a doctor says that you will never walk again. This 32 year old Texas woman is proof that the docs dont always get it right.
After a serious fall on her head Liz Mitchell from Texas became quadriplegic ...Her boyfriend stuck by her and told her when she came out of her induced coma that he wanted to marry her and helped with her recover....
Not only did she recover enough to walk but she also became pregnant and even though she was told that she would never feel the baby kick...she proved them wrong, again.
A 32-year-old Texas woman who first proved doctors wrong by walking after she was paralyzed is defying the odds again by expecting her first child.
Liz Mitchell, of Waco, Texas, was declared a quadriplegic by doctors in 2012 after she fell 16 feet off her balcony while playing with her dog.
Mitchell landed on her head and was put in a medically-induced coma for five days.
“One day you wake up and you have a breathing tube in and you realize the body you thought defined who you were is useless,” Mitchell told ABC affiliate WFAA.
When Mitchell awoke, it was her then-boyfriend, Bryan Mitchell, who broke the news of her condition, but in a unique way.
“He didn't just say, 'You're paralyzed; you can't walk.' He specifically said, 'One day, we'll move to Waco, we'll get married, and we will have a beautiful life. And it does not matter if you are in a wheelchair,'" Mitchell recalled to WFAA.
Liz Mitchell, of Waco, Texas, was declared a quadriplegic by doctors in 2012 after she fell 16 feet off her balcony while playing with her dog.
Mitchell landed on her head and was put in a medically-induced coma for five days.
“One day you wake up and you have a breathing tube in and you realize the body you thought defined who you were is useless,” Mitchell told ABC affiliate WFAA.
When Mitchell awoke, it was her then-boyfriend, Bryan Mitchell, who broke the news of her condition, but in a unique way.
“He didn't just say, 'You're paralyzed; you can't walk.' He specifically said, 'One day, we'll move to Waco, we'll get married, and we will have a beautiful life. And it does not matter if you are in a wheelchair,'" Mitchell recalled to WFAA.
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