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“Spinal cord injury care begins at the scene” Methodist Rehab physician says rescuers helped Delta farmer avoid paralysis after truck v. tractor crash
By BY SUSAN CHRISTENSEN HEALTH AND RESEARCH NEWS SERVICE
Tue,03/22/22-9:13AM , 709 Reads
Miller King of Greenwood had one thing running through his mind as rescuers raced to remove him from his crumpled tractor cab on Feb. 15.

“Keep breathing. You’ve got to get back to them.”
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'He's a miracle' After near-fatal brain injury, Houlka's Undray Love is walking, talking and 'taking every day as a blessing'
By BY SUSAN CHRISTENSEN HEALTH AND RESEARCH NEWS SERVICE
Tue,11/17/20-12:01PM , 4,221 Reads

On Aug. 16, doctors doubted Undray Love of Houlka could survive a brain-injuring ATV crash.

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After close call with COVID-19, Indianola doctor helps MRC gather data on long-term impact of disease
By BY SUSAN CHRISTENSEN HEALTH AND RESEARCH NEWS SERVICE
Tue,11/10/20-3:48PM , 9,786 Reads

A Code Blue used to send Dr. Michael Montesi running to help a patient in distress.

But on July 26, the alarm brought people dashing to save his life.
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Ole Miss basketball manager, New Albany resident, recovers from brain injury
By BY SUSAN CHRISTENSEN HEALTH AND RESEARCH NEWS SERVICE
Thu,04/23/20-11:47AM , 15,332 Reads
‘Elite’

Methodist Rehab helps Ole Miss basketball manager Gray Spencer make rapid comeback from brain-injuring car crash

It’s not how Gray Spencer expected to spend his 22nd birthday—heading home to New Albany after three weeks at Methodist Rehabilitation Center in Jackson.
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