Devon Gales, paralyzed by hit against Georgia, is walking again
Posted May 27, 2017
Less than two years after an injury left him paralyzed from the waist down, Devon Gales is walking again. Gales, a receiver at Southern University, injured his neck while blocking on a kickoff return against Georgia in September 2015. He had surgery and has been rehabbing ever since, with the goal of walking again. On Thursday, he shared a clip of himself walking with some assistance.
(Sports Illustrated)
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