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MNN.COM›Health› Fitness & Well-Being Paralyzed soccer player walks again A devastating spinal injury left 11-year-old Mackenzie Saunders paralyzed after a soccer match. NBC's chief medical editor Nancy Syderman discusses the girl's road to recovery with Mackenzie and her parents. Read more: RAISING HEALTHY KIDS, VIDEO   CLOSE link: You might also like: Related Topics: Raising Healthy Kids, Video Related Videos News anchor bitten in face by dog on live TV Dog rescued from icy pond President cheers science students Time-lapse movies explore the natural world Comments Follow this conversation Add your comment View: All (0) Add your comment Sign in with one of these accounts or just add your comment below. Log in or create an account   Login Enter your comments E-mail: Used only for emailed comments and will not be displayed with your post Follow this conversation Notify me with an email when other people comment on this article. The posting of advertisement, profanity or personal attacks is prohibited. Click here to review our Terms of Use

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