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Rehab patients gain strength, inspire others through art

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Oct 25, 2017

It’s often been said that a picture is worth a thousand words. But what about a painting of just one word? What started as a simple art therapy class is now an on-going source of inspiration.Art that inspiresWhen you enter...

Driving change: Therapist pushes for driver rehabilitation in Japan

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Aug 12, 2017

Getting back behind the wheel after an injury is a major goal for patients in rehabilitation. After a spinal cord injury, traumatic brain injury or stroke, even doing simple tasks on your own can be a challenge. Being able to...

Stuttering versus cluttering: What’s the difference?

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Jul 7, 2017

Many of us are familiar with stuttering — that frustrating moment when you’re trying to speak, but the words won’t come out right.But what about cluttering? Cluttering also affects a person’s ability to communicate. Stuttering and cluttering may seem similar, but there...

I’m Possible: Audrey Self’s story in her own words

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Jun 9, 2017

Until November 2013, my life was playing out just as I had imagined. From the outside looking in, I am sure my life looked “perfect.” I was almost finished with my first semester at Southern Methodist University (SMU). My life was...

On the road Again: Driving after a brain injury

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May 4, 2017

Getting from point A to point B may sound simple. Just get in the car and go. Drive to work, drive to a doctor’s appointment or drive to a child’s athletic event. Most people take for granted the freedom that...

Walk With a Doc prescribes exercise as medicine

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May 16, 2016

Physicians at Baylor Scott & White Health have new prescription pads in their pockets — they are prescribing exercise by encouraging their patients to come ‘walk (and roll) with a doc’.Swapping white coats for walking shoes, physicians lace up each month, encouraging individuals...

Helping paralyzed patients take steps into tomorrow

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Mar 23, 2016

To most, Ashley Barnes is known as a charismatic community advocate and devoted mother.As her physical therapist, I know Ashley as a fighter.For the past two years, the 36-year-old Tyler, Texas, resident has been paralyzed from the waist down.Since she...

ThinkFirst: Students learn no-nonsense approach to injury prevention

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Jan 9, 2016

Most patients enter Baylor Institute for Rehabilitation via ambulance or gurney. However, on a special day in October, a high school class of seniors from Argyle High School made their way south on I-35 to spend the day in the acute...

After traumatic brain injury, Audrey Self tackles life in new way

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Dec 9, 2015

奥黛丽自己开车在南方卫理公会教徒类dist University (SMU) early one morning in 2013 when her car was ‘T-boned’ by a speeding driver.At that same time, Dallas Fire and Rescue Deputy Chief Jerry Knorr was heading home from...

North Dallas amputee’s return inspires health care workers

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2015年3月12日

“She is absolutely the strongest woman that we have ever known.”Those are words people might reserve for a grandmother, mother, sister, wife, or close female friend whom they have known for a long time. In this case, though, those are...

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