Hayden's Story: High school football player recovers from spine injury
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- Опубликовано: 13 апр 2016
- During a high school football game, Hayden took a bad hit and suffered a severe spinal cord injury. Two of his vertebrae were so damaged they were essentially flipped in place. In need of a Level 1 Trauma Center, Hayden was rushed to Loyola. He underwent an extensive procedure to alleviate the pressure on his spinal cord and correct the damage. After surgery, he was on a ventilator and had a 5% chance of making a full recovery.
Through strength, grit and determination Hayden fought his way back to his normal self. He slowly learned to breathe on his own, regained movement in his limbs and finally started to walk. Hayden is now pursuing his dream of a career in agriculture while working on his family farm: baling hay, feeding cows and driving a tractor. In the fall, Hayden will head off to college to continue his dream. Hayden is our hero. For more information, visit LoyolaMedicine5K.org. 
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What an inspiring story. I’m happy for you Hayden and I hope that I’m successful on my own journey too.
What an amazing community to help without being asked so that the parents could just focus on their son. Blessings to all of them!
Hayden, thank you for sharing your story and giving hope to me for my younger cousin who currently is paralyzed from a spine injury. I hope (with prayer) he shares the same success story as you. God bless.
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Love stories like this. God is great!
Hayden you have no clue how many ANGELS Men and Women are among us! So incredibly proud and Happy your doing so good against all odds! 🤗
I broke my t -12 racing motocross in beginning of August, finally I’m back walking normally
@Savitha Savi
Oh.. what happened?
How it happened?
How many tym uh recoverd
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Great Story !!! Sometimes People forgot.... It's LOVE that is what make us strive!
B.s.. I have a ton of love in my life. It did not however make up for the body's inability to heal a spinal chord injury.
@@denisepaulsenful - I see stupid is as stupid does !!!
Hardens story had given my family hope for my son who has recently suffered an injury to the c4 c5 region. We really hope that Caleb has such great results as well
God Bless you!!!!! And All who Helped ya!!!!!!
great story ..am proud to able to treat such kind of cases❤
Be strong. God bless you Hayden. From Singapore.
Amazing. Blessed
Really motivating story. The love, encourage and motivation of parents towards their son made me cry. Parents are really motivating. I am very happy that he walked again💖💖. I am also c5 spine injury patient . I am also in phase of recovery.i can feel the pain that he got. It inspired me a lot
Do watch 'healing prayer' utube videos, they are very good and instant healing for me.
ruclips.net/video/ZOX2eg1nfAs/видео.html God bless!
I have spinal cord injury c4,c5 & c6.... 19/01/2019 I had a car accident.
And I am waiting for such miracle
K F where u from?
Keep it up bud. We're cheering for ya
There is a big difference between spine and spinal chord. I damaged my spinal chord at C5/6 in 2011. My injury was incomplete. I got back feeling in my toes and I remember that feeling. I.also have full bladder and bowel control which is huge. But i am unable to walk and my hands were affected too which classifies me as a true quadriplegic. It depends how far up the injury is. C5/6 is quite high. If i was C4 then I'd probably be waking today. Best of luck.
@@phei3xoloxi3pher97 m from INDIA, Sikkim
Hope you’re doing better 🙏 in a similar spot
this was scary
I believe in angel too. Well done you.
All sensay is back? Pls reply
🙏
Can you run now plzzz ans
Am spine injury patent d2 d3 ..1 year before.... now am running again
Recovery time bro??
@@bipinyadav8322 after 2 year am running nd play criket
Plz give me ur WhatsApp no bro..
In c5 c6 injury fingers movment possible ?
Yes i am a C5/6 And my fingers move.
@@denisepaulsenful proper movemnt
Do you have movement in fingers when you get injured?
Plzz rply🙏
@@kendallskorner9824 ok i m quadriplegic nd u r gr8❤️
How is ur condition now?
How much time it took for such recovery
Hi, KF! Hayden spent about 7 weeks at Loyola learning to breathe on his own and regain some movement. -Keisha
@@LoyolaHealth I wish I can recover and get on life like him...
Anyway thank you for inspiration.
@@bromey6251 m from Sikkim, India
I,m t4 t5 injury sci completely 1 and hf yrs ago
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I've had a spinal cord injury 20 yeara... I feel like videos like this are misleading. Implying since this guy should walk I should be able to too. And If i can't it's because i dont want it bad enough or something.
Yeah, people love latching on to these stories where people end up walking. They heap praise onto to them, and attribute them walking to hard work, and miracles. You notice that they never do videos about people like us that don't end up walking. I guess there's nothing special about us lol
That being said; I met Hayden at Shriners, and he did seem like a decent guy. I was actually underneath the walkway to the left when he was being filmed walking up the stairs. He was very lucky to have the support structure that he did, as well. Many of us don't get that lucky.
You can do therapy eat healthy and still never get your body back shit fucked up
These videos are trying to say everyone can recover, but that there are some who do.
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I've got 5% for walking again.
hlo
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They thought us in football to keep your head up. If a coach saw us drop our head he would be all over us.
Pls tell me which vertebrae are damage my t12 and l1 facture pls reply
Hi, Avinash. Thank you for contacting us. Unfortunately, our doctors are not able to evaluate patients on social media. If you're in the Chicago area or will be in the Chicago area soon, you can schedule an appointment with one of our doctors to assess your case and recommend the best course of action for you. You can schedule either online at www.loyolamedicine.org or by phone at 888-584-7888. Good luck! -Keisha
Avinash Kumar they said the c4 and c5