Read stories from patients and team members across the country.

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From Stroke Survivor to Author

In January 2003, at age 29, Lori V. suffered a hemorrhagic stroke caused by an undetected birth defect. After an emergency brain surgery to stop the bleed, she was in a drug induced coma for 17 days and when she awoke, she then realized she was paralyzed on the left side. After two months in […]

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Becoming my own success story!

At only 30 years old, Sean R. experienced a life changing event due to a significant fall and near drowning episode resulting in an incomplete spinal cord injury with paraplegia. “Several weeks prior to starting therapy with Rehab Without Walls, I decided to call a family friend, who many years earlier had experienced a skiing […]

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Therapy happens everywhere. Even sitting on the dock of the bay.

Less than 6 months ago, Borden S. was physically inactive and largely confined to a recliner since suffering from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) as a result of work-related injury. He was living at a long-term residential facility in Montana where he was “watching the time pass away”. Well, today, he is sitting on the […]

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Texas Hill Country School Giving Back to Their Communities

In 2024, students and staff at Texas Hill Country School Residential Program came together to participate in a wide range of community service projects that supported local needs and promoted sustainability. These initiatives not only strengthened the bonds within their school community but also provided much-needed assistance to their neighbors. Throughout the year, students took […]

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Community Reintegration & Skill Building

In February 2024, Doug B. was found unconscious at work after emergency sensors failed on a high-speed garage door and hit him on the back of the head, resulting in a spinal cord injury. After being admitted to multiple rehabilitation hospitals, Doug was discharged home and began receiving intensive neuro rehabilitation through Rehab Without Walls […]

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The Return to Recreational Activities

At the age of 25, Alex S. suffered a stroke due to a blood clot in the brain causing a significant brain hemorrhage. Alex was independent, recovering from a recent ski trip injury, and working full-time as a software engineer when he was rushed to Stanford Hospital after suffering tonic-clonic seizures. After spending two weeks […]