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told us that her optic nerve is probably atrophied, which it's severed, just from the hitting of the head, the jolting of it. >> despite her extensive injuries, brittani's family started taking her on short outings. >> and we put her in the wheelchair and she still couldn't hold her head up. and she's drooling. i was like, "please don't let this be it. " >> the family knew this might be all they could hope for. >> there was so much dead tissue in the front temporal lobe. they removed pieces of that. and they -- with the brain they were saying it's so unpredictable. that could be any -- that could be your speech. >> your short term -- >> that could be your speech. that could be short term. it could regenerate. when i hear all the things they wanted to accomplish, and now you are describing this. were you angry? >> absolutely. as they tended to brittani, her sister's continued to wonder, who could've done this to her? >> it's violating because you start questioning relationships
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every surgery. like she's somebody who i look up to, very much so. she's, like, my best friend now. >> how well do you remember your high school years? >> like nothing. like, i don't remember that. but i remember my childhood very well. >> oh, that's interesting that you remember childhood but not high school. >> or middle school, very little of middle school. i -- i remember going to new york in middle school. but when i was in high school, not very much. >> brittani's nerve damage is so extensive, she's unable to shed a tear or control many of her facial muscles and is no longer able to smile. >> how many surgeries have you had so far? >> gosh, i've had, i wanna say, up to 20. my mom says, "i think you're done with surgeries. " i'm like, "no. i'm not mom. " i want my smile. that's what i want, my smile. and she's like, "well, most people don't notice that. " i'm like, "no, but i do every day. " >> the brittani you see today is not the same person she was before the attack. as her brain rewired itself, her speech
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