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Brain Experts Help Paralyzed College Student Walk Again

April 18, 2018

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Watch Kiara's Story

Two years ago, she was an athlete at the peak of her college career when a rare autoimmune disease robbed her of her vision and her ability to walk. Today, after UT Southwestern neurologists identified what others had missed, 21-year-old Kiara Connley is making amazing progress in her recovery.

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