This was an amazing lesson in mind over matter -- literally!!!
Highly inspiring -- EVERYONE should watch!

I am in awe after watching this. What this woman has gone through and how she has recovered is simply amazing. How she can still be upbeat and optimistic, I have no idea. I find it hard to believe someone could see this story and take away from it that it's a platform for repeal of universal healthcare. I oppose universal healthcare and pay for my own healthcare insurance, but I just think it's crass to bring up these issues. But beside all that I wish her and her husband the best. Their story is truly an amazing inspiration.

I am so thrilled for Gabby and her recovery...but I wonder if hers was a story about extraordinary access to help from therapists to which the average person does not have access. Does and/or would the average American without the financial means she has get the same quality of care she has received? Until hers is a story about the level of care every average American receives regardless of their means, hers is simply a wonderful story about a wonderful woman with extraordinary means to pay for the extraordinary care she has received. Congratulations to her and her husband...I hope their trip to Africa next year is an exciting one. How many average Americans can afford to take a trip to Africa at all, let alone taking a trip to Africa after a year and a half of expensive medical care? Truly, all the best to her...I just wish all could benefit from the level of care and therapy she has been blessed to receive.