At age fourteen, Lee Williams suffered a car accident that permanently transformed her life. Her spine and brain were severely injured, for weeks her life was in doubt, and for a very long time she had to undergo an extreme program of rehabilitation. Yet she has not only survived but thrived. This is a story of her fighting spirit, the support and prayers of her parents and community, and the superb and life-saving medical care she received at Tucson's University Medical Center. Lee's book is proof that even a severe ...
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At age fourteen, Lee Williams suffered a car accident that permanently transformed her life. Her spine and brain were severely injured, for weeks her life was in doubt, and for a very long time she had to undergo an extreme program of rehabilitation. Yet she has not only survived but thrived. This is a story of her fighting spirit, the support and prayers of her parents and community, and the superb and life-saving medical care she received at Tucson's University Medical Center. Lee's book is proof that even a severe traumatic brain injury (TBI) is not the end of life but a new beginning. She loves helping others and has found many ways to express her spirit of compassionate service. Friends and family members of those who have experienced TBIs will find insight and inspiration in her life story.
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