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Cheerleader Sarah Frei s fight back after having both legs amputated
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In July 2020, Sarah Frei from Utah, then aged 17, was hit by a drunk driver in a car accident that caused instant paralysis below her waist.
It led to a hospital stay of over two months, 20 operations and both of her legs being amputated.
One year on, Sarah has returned to cheerleading, completed her studies and graduated high school.
She tells Radio 1 Newsbeat about the crash which turned her world upside down, her recovery to return to a life she can still enjoy, and trying to stay positive through it all.
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U of U shows off new rehab hospital
The University of Utah unveiled its state-of-the-art Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital to the public Monday.
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SALT LAKE CITY â The University of Utah unveiled its state-of-the-art Craig H. Neilsen Rehabilitation Hospital to the public Monday. The hospital has been open to patients for one year, but it couldn t be unveiled until today due to COVID-19 restrictions and safety measures. We really built this facility to transform care here in the mountain west and beyond for those recovering from traumatic injuries and other disabling conditions, said Dr. David Steinberg, the executive medical director at the hospital, during a press conference Monday.