>>9034786Gracie, 12, when she originally got to Nanticoke, she couldn’t feel anything from the waist down. She was diagnosed with a L2 dislocation and a L3/L4 fracture in her back with compression on her spinal cord. After Nanticoke got her stabilized, they transferred her to another hospital and she got feeling back in her thighs, but nothing lower than her knee. She was taken straight for an MRI and into the surgery room at 3 am on Wednesday morning the 18th. The doctor was able to relieve the compression on her spinal cord, her surgery went as well as could be expected. She still has feeling in her thighs but no movement as of yet. Gracie had tingling in her feet on and off today, and Gracie’s progress will be a day-to-day basis in the months to come. She is bruised up pretty badly but at this time, no other injuries have been diagnosed.”
“Jayleigh was diagnosed with an open tibia and fibula fracture at Nanticoke where she underwent surgery. They placed an external fixator on and sent her back to the hospital. ‘Jay Jay’ has been diagnosed with a C7 fracture in her neck and has been placed in a neck brace, which she will be in for six weeks. She also has an L3 and L4 fracture in her back, which can be managed with a back brace for about 12 weeks. She has a right clavicle fracture from the seatbelt, as well as a broken rib on her right side. She has a small left pneumothorax, which is the area in between the lung and chest wall, not inside the lung. They are monitoring that, as it’s not large enough for intervention as this point. Today she was diagnosed with a perforated bowel with free fluid in her abdomen.”
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