Prosper cheerleader making miraculous recovery after breaking her neck in tumbling accident 

Neither really had a choice: she is 100% dependent on others for her care and well being. It is extremely mentally and physically demanding of her care takers. Let alone the financial burden. Her parents may end up being caretakers until they are too old to continue. Eventually her sister will need her own life too. These situations are all around horrible.

Same!!!!

I don’t want to be negative but my brother is recently paralyzed. He’s always positive and more positive than I’d be in his situation. He’s always joking n handling it well. Everyone loves him at the hospitals. He’s very very positive and we always had a very rough life. But this positivity lasted until reality set in after like 6 months. He’s still very positive which is incredible but reality will hit. He has a very similar mindset as this amazing girl. Any form of recovery has ups and downs. But Atleast they’re not like me, I’d be very depressed the entire time I think.

@@imarielmermaid I agree. Reality does set in eventually and it must be a very difficult thing to face. My heart goes out to anyone in this condition. On the other hand I also view it from a spiritual angle and truly believe that we are never given more than we can handle. I’m always amazed at the positivity and strength people have in these situations but I don’t think I would be able to deal with it so well at all. Best of luck to your brother.

Me too. I also subscribed to her channel which I might normally not do but she was so inspiring.

@@pamelasmith6221 I completely agree with you! Thank you so much ☺️

I believe she's a quadriplegic

Same, couldn't believe how much she was smiling despite being paralysed, I wish I could be so positive ❤

It's one thing to say "I hope you'll walk again", but it's a whole other harmful thing to say "You WILL walk again." Smh It's truly remarkable how much people refuse to realize just how frustrating, selfish, and ignorant it is to the people in _THIS_ community when people so easily fluff off irrefutable scientific facts by making such remarks. There is literally not one person in the entire history of human kind to suffer a C6 spinal cord injury and then walk again. Not a single one, bc this type of damage is irreparable. No amount of PT, prayers, or medicine can/will fix this. Not bc of setbacks or unreached goals in modern medicine, but bc some things in the physical world just can't be fixed. Simple as that. You can't throw something in a fire and then expect to fix it to it's natural state from the pile of debris and ashes that's left over. The vast majority of folks in this community who know their fate and trying to navigate thru it would prefer to not be met with such remarks, especially when all it takes is a 2min news clip to ignite such ignorance. Of course people are gonna say things like "miracles happen", or "never say never", or any other inspirational cliche. They're even gonna reach deep down for an unrelated example where someone was told one thing by a doctor and then had different results. I guarantee that example will not include this type of injury, bc the reality _here_ is there's a better chance of a zombie apocalypse occurring in the next 5mins than a human walking on their own again after suffering this type of injury. That's just fact. Everyone likes to feel as tho they're positive and supportive with their "You're gonna (insert humanly impossible achievement here) again" type of remarks, and that's bc such statements make _themselves_ feel better about a situation _they_ feel badly about. You can call it positive thinking or inspirational, even tho it's primarily self righteous and self fulfilling. People have outward difficulties accepting harsh realities and truths, and as a result they have difficulty supporting the people who have to face such realities with realistic words of encouragement. In fact this very comment here will be one of those hard pills to swallow, and people are going to prove that below.

In the name of Jesus!! She will walk!

Amen!

@@brianna4235 she won't...

@@brianna4235 Elle remarche 👍🙏🙏💪💪💪 merci seigneur merci à vous tous

We see the highlights but not the lows.

@@joyaustin6581 I was just going to say the same thing. I was paralyzed in a car accident so that ended my volleyball career. You definitely see the highlights. Behind the scenes is a different story. Even for the “happiest”

Everyone grieves differently, sometimes grieving 'has to wait' because something is so traumatic and it can happen years later but there's no wrong way as long as it gets you to a place of peace, acceptance and healing emotionally spiritually and physically

@@LDuke-pc7kq beautifully said 🙏🏼💙

@@joyaustin6581 I suppose you're right. Didn't think about that

Praise the almighty 🙏🏼👏 I’m so glad you beat the odds ❤️

🙏🏾

I believe she will walk again

@@dianabeurman364 I do too I really hope she does. Doctors don’t always know the outside. Depends on how determined and motivated the person is to accomplish their goals

Highly unlikely. But, she has a beautiful personality and outlook. 💕💕

@@dianabeurman364 Me, too. I've seen other similar stories where people were told they wouldn't walk again, and they surprised everyone, working very hard, and beat the odds.

@@dianabeurman364 Your positivity is great but unfortunately, that type of thinking is harmful to people who have accidents like this who don’t walk again. They may be just as determined as a person who is able to regain the ability to walk, but physically their body cannot keep up

AMAZING, that's what she is. I praying for a miracle for you. If anyone can pull it off , it's you.

Right I had no idea this literally just happened to her, wow, she's a fighter that's for sure.

It depends on the amount of damage. If the spinal cord is torn completely through then all the person can do is build up the remaining muscles.

Awww 🥺🥰 that is amazing!

I don’t for one second believe a man up in the sky has planned for you to have a horrible life changing accident. Nor do I think your injury is necessary. People believe this type of reasoning because they can’t face the truth that freak accidents occur all the time to mortal human beings.

I'm sorry @Just a Trace hope you get better soon!

@@Thespecialone1970 Why is that even worth saying? Debbie downer, much?

@@Thespecialone1970 you are just a terrible person.

@Just a Trace I’m sorry about your accident, but glad that you have found hope! I hope you continue recovering, and can hold on to your faith through any hard times.

I agree with this in Jesus name

I can't find her on twitter.

Amen