
“I want to learn everything and do everything” - Biomed major explores profession while recovering from paralysis
Noah Gibbs of Madison had his life mapped out.
First, he’d finish a degree in biomedical engineering at Mississippi State University, then pursue a career as an orthopedic surgeon.
But instead of a fall semester hitting the books and shadowing Starkville physicians, he’s learning about health care from an unexpected perspective. Since July 22, he’s been recovering from a paralyzing injury suffered in a side-by-side accident.
‘Truly a miracle’
Fitness instructor reclaims career with help of Methodist Rehab stroke-recovery program
‘Truly a miracle’ Fitness instructor reclaims career with help of Methodist Rehab stroke-recovery program
Astride a stationary bike, strapped into a Pilates machine or sweating it out with boot camp diehards, 51-year-old Faith Martin is a model of fitness as she teaches classes at the Flowood YMCA.
So her students might be surprised by her recent appearance at a Citywide Stroke Support Group meeting at Methodist Rehabilitation Center.
It’s hard to imagine she once spent a month at the Jackson hospital, fighting to recover from a near fatal stroke.
Job Fair
MRC JOB FAIR
Recruiting RNs, LPNs and CNAs
THURSDAY, SEPT. 30
5-8 p.m.
Methodist Rehabilitation Center
MRC Atrium
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