Recovery Story of Kyle Delligatti After Fatal Crash
Kyle Delligatti, once an honors student and class president, awoke in his wheelchair days after a February crash. Doctors said severe brain injuries would leave him unable to hear speak walk read or write again, yet his mother Murray clung to signs of limited awareness and watched him fight through months of hospital care and rehabilitation.
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Kyle Delligatti's comeback after months in rehab and hospital
Kyle Delligatti, 17, regains speech and movement after a long recovery from a crash. He communicates via iPad and gains progress with family, friends, and therapists at Keystone Pointe and the Cleveland Clinic, aiming to finish school by January.
Community pours support for Kyle Delligatti in color run
In LaGrange a Sept color run at the Community Park drew neighbors and friends to support 17 year old Kyle Delligatti recovering after February car crash. Keystone High School friends organized bracelets and the event, with Kyle seen via video from the Cleveland Clinic. Local donor Dale Klan gifted a Darth Vader image signed by James Earl Jones. The crowd shared the message We’ve got your back buddy. Kyle’s father Shane praised the community’s overwhelming care.
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