Woman on brink of death in lifeless body walks again in Mother s Day miracle Mirror 14/03/2021
These are the scenes her husband and three children thought they would never see.
Hayley Trotman is walking again just seven months after being suddenly paralysed by a rare nerve disorder.
Back in August the primary school teaching assistant couldn’t even move her eyelids and her chances of getting back on her feet were almost zero.
But thanks to the incredible dedication, expertise and facilities of an elite group of physiotherapists, she has made a miraculous recovery and is now home in time for Mother’s Day.
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Hayley Trotman on the slow road to recovery.
- Credit: Askham
A 44-year-old mum-of-three has made a remarkable recovery from an eight-day induced coma just in time to spend Mother’s Day at home.
Hayley Trotman was admitted to Askham Reham, a specialist neuro rehab community near Doddington, from an acute trust last November.
She had spent three months in an intensive care unit (ICU) where she had stopped breathing twice and had to be mechanically ventilated with a tracheostomy.
Hayley, who works in a school and lives in Orton Brimbles, near Peterborough, had suffered from Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS), a very rare and life-threatening condition that affects the nerves.