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NRN patient says 'life is not over'
Posted by JLo
Monday, October 31, 2011
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"The key is definitely that life is not over."

These are words of 22-year-old, Tim Butterworth. Now active in rowing, photography, and a prospective neuroscience student, Butterworth lives by this belief. Even after a spinal cord injury in 2007 at the age of 18 from a diving accident, Butterworth wouldn't surrender to anything less than a fulfilling life.

Butterworth experienced a C4, C6 spinal fusion surgery with an iliac graft (hip bone was used to help stabilize the vertebra) and a titanium rod followed by many months of rehabilitation at Spalding Rehabilitation Hospital in Boston. Also, as a Reeve Foundation NeuroRecovery Network participant at Boston Medical Center, Butterworth knows the definition of hard work.

Read Tim's story and see how far he has come.



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