This Thursday at 10/9c
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In February of 2006 when Tiffany Puggi first saw Dr. Quinones, her mother Betty Ann recollects him saying ‘You know your daughter is a miracle.’ Last year, Dr. Quinones reconstructed Tiffany’s skull in the operating room and one week after surgery, Tiffany was out of a wheelchair for good. According to her mother, Tiffany still has trouble reading and constructing sentences, but she manages at home by herself. Her mother is impressed with her progress.
Tiffany, Betty Ann, I, too, had a significant head trauma injury, in March '04. I am near 99% recovered, with only a simple speech slip-up here and there (oh, and I always forget to zip up my pants now). I hope you continue to enjoy life as I do, and eve more so.
You were fortunate and blessed to be in Dr. Q's hands. He is a fine physician and a gentle, kind man.
What an inspiration you are to those who've seen your story! My hopes are for your continued progress. God bless you.
Hi...I am so glad that the good folks at JHMC were able to help you. God works everyday through the hands of doctors and nurses! And it is a blessing that our bodies are designed to continue to mend and get better. Keep looking up! God Bless you
I know exactly that it is like to be a young girl scared for her life in a hospital. You are so strong and that is rare in such a young person. Stay positive, wishing you all the best.
Tiffany I am so proud of you, you have come a long way, you have an outstanding Mom and a great family support. This girl is a fighter and works extremelly hard, I know for a fact, I was her Physical Therapist. john
I saw the first episode of Hopkins, and was so scared for you. Especially after your surgery, you were shaking so badly. Are you doing better now?
Wishing you all the best on your recovery from your latest surgery.
