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While racing his dirt bike, Braeden experienced a devastating accident. During a competitive motocross event, his bike throttle malfunctioned mid-air, resulting in a forceful crash that fractured and dislocated his spine, resulting in immediate paralysis.

We’re excited to announce that Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates is now offering the LSVT BIG Program in Physical Therapy at our Rock Hill office! Madison Domico PT, DPT, will serve patients with Parkinson’s Disease and other neurological conditions through this standardized physical therapy program. Keep reading to learn more about the program and Madison’s background in treating patients with Parkinson’s Disease.

Before being referred to Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates (CNSA), 60-year-old Sam Bowman experienced decade after decade of pain. 

This week is National Advanced Practice Provider (APP) Week, and we're excited to recognize our Physicians' Assistants and Nurse Practitioners who contribute to the life-changing, compassionate care provided at Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates (CNSA).

Tune in from home for an exclusive Facebook/Instagram LIVE event on Thursday, November 2nd at 4:30 p.m. EST to podcast host and physiatrist Sanjiv Lakhia, DO talk with neurosurgeon Joseph Cheatle, MD about his first-hand experience with a herniated disc.

Read Jessica's inspiring journey from a lifelong battle with severe spina bifida and scoliosis to a life-changing transformation through compassionate care. Learn how expert neurosurgeon, Dr. Michael Bohl, at Carolina NeuroSurgery & Spine Associates, helped Jessica regain mobility and vitality.

(QUEEN CITY NEWS NOW) — Queen City News Now sat down with Kate Downing, a brain tumor survivor, to talk about her story and the goal of the race. Neurosurgeon Dr. Jonathon Parish also joined talking about the signs and how serious brain tumors can be.

In late 2021, Kate began experiencing intermittent loss of vision in her right eye. Initially, the loss of vision was only once or twice a day, but over time it escalated to over 10 times a day. Kate knew then it was time to call the doctor. After a thorough exam found nothing but healthy eyes, her ophthalmologist ordered an MRI to take a look at Kate’s brain. Kate and her family were shocked by what they found.