Best 23 quotes of Amy Rankin on MyQuotes

After the brain surgery, I started the hard process of recovery.

Because I'm the type of girl, that when a goal is presented and recognized I do everything in my power to achieve it. I believe that is the major reason why I've gotten as far as I have this quickly.

Dad was always there with all my doctors, and learning about all of my medicines that were prescribed.

he used the love we share to make my recovery more comfortable and successful.

I believe that is the major reason why I've gotten as far as I have this quickly

I feel like support is what anyone with a disability needs.

I never thought I'd be a teacher , but when I started doing it, I fell in love with it.

I was in a coma at this time so I had no idea, but many people think that all my visitors talking to me were soothing

I was left handed before the accident, but due to it being a right side brain injury I was more comfortable writing with my right hand, but it wasn't that legible

My medications have changed throughout my recovery in both types amounts frequency When I started being administered meds, it was through my G-tube.

My parents also had a tough time recognizing me at first. because my eyes were black and swollen shut and I had two tubes coming out of my head.

New York State, like many other states, found that it is much less expensive to provide services for brain injured people at home instead of a hospital or nursing home.

On the fifth day, they told my parents I was on the bottom of the chart, and there was nothing else they could do.

On Tuesday December 7th, a lot of good things happened: the took the trach out a cast off my leg, and my PT, Maria, had me standing.

On Tuesday, December 7th, a lot of good things happened: they took the trach out, took a cast off my leg, and my PT, Maria, had me standing.

On Tuesday, December 7th, a lot of good things happened: they took the trach out, took the cast off my leg and my PT, Maria, had me standing.

On Tuesday December seventh a lot of good things happened: they took the trach out, took the cast off my leg, and my PT, Maria, had me standing.

She continues to do her best to inspire and make others smile with her attitude of "it can always get better.

Switching medications can be a slow process. We had We had to slowly decrease while introducing the new one.

The first time I was told that I had a brain injury, I immediately thought to myself, "I'm not crazy.

These days I have a ton of things to smile about. I feel like an adult again. I hope by reading this book, you or someone you care about will see that there will be things for you to smile about, even small things, as you work to recover from a TBI or another disability.

The swelling from the injury was so severe, it was causing enormous pressure on my brain, which if left uncontrolled would have killed me. This surgery lasted about six hours

Within weeks of being at St Camillus, I was up from my wheelchair actually walking. Kathy was holding a gate belt around me and I was using the grab bar, but I was up and walking. This started a mew phase of my recovery.