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College professor Aaron Booher contracted a severe case of COVID-19 that left him immobile and on a ventilator. With the help of his care team, Booher regained his strength and learned to walk again after being taken off the ventilator. He and his care team shared some of the most impactful moments from his recovery, including the discovery that one of his nurses had been his student.
Click here to watch Booher and his care team share his remarkable journey to recovery.
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