After undergoing what was considered in 2016 to be the most extensive face transplant ever performed, Hardison returned to his family in Mississippi to begin his new life over a decade after he sustained extensive facial burns to his head, neck, and upper torso in a house fire he was responding to as a volunteer firefighter. I got injured in September, "Hardison told Sean Hannity in a Fox News exclusive interview Monday. Rodriguez assembled a team of 100 doctors, nurses and medical aides as he prepared to perform the most extensive soft tissue face transplant ever recorded. Five years since his historic recovery, Hardison is hoping to spread a message of hope and perseverance to others struggling with debilitating injuries. I'm working on a book," he told Hannity.

Source: Fox News July 06, 2021 02:48 UTC