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A Legacy of Hope

Earl R. Wilson, one of the founders of Methodist Rehabilitation Center and chairman of its board of trustees for 25 years, died of a stroke on September 25, 2000. His visionary leadership continues to inspire those who knew him and the legacy of hope he helped create lives on.

There are many ways we measure our success: satisfaction surveys, national recognition we have received and side-by-side comparisons with other hospitals. But perhaps the best measure of our success is our patients. Their stories tell our story.

» Administration

Statue Honors Hospital's Beloved First Chairman

» Amputation

	Functionality of today's artificial limbs helps Raymond woman reclaim active lifestyle
	European Bike Tour Proves Athleticism of Amputees
	Delta Farmer Returns to Fields With Help of High-tech Limb

» Brain Injuries

	TBI Survivor Urges Equestrian Helmet Use
	Simple Stumbles Can be Devastating for the Elderly

» Career Opportunities

	Chaplain's Example Inspires Patients to Persevere
	Methodist Employee Receives One of the Highest Military Honors Given to a Civilian
	Lamar Myers' Career Serves as Inspiration for Physically Challenged Workers

» Long-Term Care

	Methodist Specialty Care Center Activities Reflect Interests of Younger Residents
	Giving is a Way of Life for Head of Volunteers at Methodist Specialty Care Center

» Neurological Disease

	Coast engineer fights to recover from neurological injuries
	Six patients battle back from Guillian-Barre' Syndrome
	Two Rankin County men struggle with Guillain-Barre' Syndrome

» Orthotics & Prosthetics

	Is That a Brain in Your Shoe?
	No Leg, No Hip, No Problem
	From Baby Shoes to High Heels
	High-Tech Leg Keeps Soccer Pro On The Field

» Outpatient Therapy

	Driving Program Helps Patients Regain Self-reliance
	Innovative Therapy Uses Neuromuscular Electrical Stimulation to Overcome Swallowing Disorder

» Quest

From Truck Driver to TBI Survivor

» General

Burned Over 90 Percent of His Body, Florence Man Finds Good in Tragedy

» Center for Neuroscience and Neurological Recovery

	Screening Patients for Blood Clots Best Done Before Referral to Rehab
	Researchers Explore the Use of H-reflex Testing to Monitor Effects of Intrathecal Bacolfen Therapy
	Desire for Information Common for Spinal Cord Injury Patients

» Spinal Cord Injuries

	Disabling injuries are football's unspoken fear
	Clinton Man Knows First-hand the Dangers Road Workers Face
	Tree trimmer survives blow from 800-pound pine, overcomes paralysis at Methodist Rehab Center
	From Paralysis to Parenthood: Survivors Can't Conceive of a Life Without Children
	Mendenhall woman is back on her feet despite surgeon's prediction
	Dr. Grissom Leads Spinal Cord Injury Team
	Fatherhood in reach for men with high-level SCI injuries
	Career Choices Abound Despite Disabling Injuries
	Experience Paves the Way for Teen's Remarkable Recovery

» Sports Recreation

	Return to Sports Boosts Confidence of Young Athletes
	Mississippi Blade Rollers Introduce Wheelchair Fencing at State Games
	Peak Experience: Trio Gets Rocky Mountain High from Adaptive Skiing

» Stroke

	Recovery Within Reach
	Wingfield Student Graduates Despite Rare Stroke that Almost Took Her Life

Methodist Rehabilitation Center is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities and the Joint Commission.