Torianto “Junior” Brinson, 15, was a brilliant scholar at his high school in Missouri City, Texas. He was taking college courses, receiving best grades, outshining in sporting and energetic in band. The overall consent was that Junior had a very bright future ahead of him.
Junior met with an ill-fated mishap just as he was set to get on even better stuffs. He had been thrown out of the car, as the car collided.
Junior’s mother, La’Kisha remembers that just a minute after it occurred, her panic-stricken daughter called her. They were literally around the corner from the house and the daughter said that they need to get there now. They drove there and saw Junior lying there.
La’Kisha said that there they found four doctors working on her child. Her son was then taken to Texas Medical Center by Life Flight where medical experts declared him to be lifeless and there was nothing they could do.
Junior’s mom then requested her family to pray. She bent over her child’s body and prayed as solid as she could and the prayer worked. She emotionally describes that she was holding her son’s hand, prayed and told him that she need him and a minute later, she saw his hand move.
That minute turn out to be the catalyst for his cure and retrieval. He was instantly taken into emergency surgical procedure for his traumatic head injury.
The initial few months of his retrieval were extremely tough as he finished them in a semi coma at Memorial Hermann. Then gradually he had made adequate improvement and was shifted to TIRR Memorial Hermann.
Dr. Liz Larkin, physical therapist who is at work with him said that he was still having problem moving around in bed constantly. Getting up and walking was actually problematic and he need two people to assist him. Dr. Larkin further clarified that the medical experts at TIRR Memorial Hermann observed the stimulation Junior reacted best to.
Junior is now playing basketball all over again. He remembers that he made varsity in his freshman year and he wish to play for the Houston Rockets.
Junior’s family has been his pillar all the way through this. Though he does not remember whatsoever about the mishap or the months spent in rehab, he does reflect all of it appears like an inspiring act.
His mother said that she denied believing that God was going to take his future. She further said that they have even had people tell them that her son wasn’t going to walk or talk, but still they had faith in God.
The medical specialists at TIRR Memorial Hermann directed his family on how to support Junior’s improvement at home. His mom is an educator, so she initiated to teach him fourth grade work and explain him how to understand what he reads and understand mathematics.
The young Junior is now back to being himself again. He is taking summer courses for folks of his level. His growth was only imaginable because of the persistent solid work of the doctors at TIRR Memorial Hermann and his affectionate family.
