Just a few weeks ago, 13-year-old Gregg Phillips couldn’t move or breathe on his own after suffering a rare spinal stroke.
**A Hopeful Update on Gregg **
Just a few weeks ago, 13-year-old Gregg Phillips couldn’t move or breathe on his own after suffering a rare spinal stroke.
Today, his family is celebrating encouraging progress.
According to his mother, Gregg is now breathing completely on his own, including overnight. If his recovery continues, doctors expect to remove his tracheostomy soon. After that, he will begin inpatient rehabilitation before eventually returning home.
Gregg is working hard in therapy each day. His family says he is getting stronger, although he is still working to regain movement in his right arm and improve his balance. His medical team is also continuing to monitor fluctuations in his blood pressure.
While his recovery is not yet complete, this update marks an important milestone and gives his loved ones renewed hope for the journey ahead.
**Please continue to keep Gregg, his family, and his medical team in your thoughts as he continues rehabilitation.**
**Disclaimer:** This post is shared for informational, awareness, and family-support purposes based on updates shared by Gregg’s family. Medical information reflects publicly shared updates and should not be interpreted as medical advice.
