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She described it as an "unreal" moment, praising the rehabilitation therapists for their tireless work helping her. She explained that throughout the ordeal she has remained "joyful and hopeful". However, she said: "About a month ago it really hit me hard and I realised everything that I'd lost and how my life is pretty difficult now. year-old Evelyn Davis said she went to a gig in June but just a few days later she became unwell, feeling extremely tired with a high temperature and fever. She said: "[The doctors] said that I most likely contracted it from the concert that I was at because they had a mist machine and there was probably legionella bacteria in them." The team [at the hospital] told me that I was literally going to be a miracle, they worked so hard to get me to where I needed to be. One doctor said there was a pretty slim chance that I'd walk again.
She said: "The doctors told my parents and husband that I wasn't going to recover and if I did ever wake up, I'd have substantial organ damage, but I did and all my organs were ok.Describing her journey to hospital, Evelyn said: "Within the first two hours of being transported [to another hospital], I got completely delirious. I had no idea what was happening and who anybody was. Evelyn, of Tyler, Texas, also claimed to have had a series of 'wild dreams', including being on the beach eating fruit with the Kardashians, during this time.
As soon as I got to the other hospital and my brain was more aware and I saw what my limbs looked like, I knew they were going to have to be amputated before anyone told me," she said. She said she started feeling unwell three days after the concert, but having had an irregular body temperature beforehand, decided to wait it out and see if it went down. I had very wild dreams when I was in my coma. I dreamt that I was on the beach with the Kardashians and I was eating a bunch of fruit."Hearing the doctors say these things made me determined to prove them wrong. I'm very competitive, so to be told no or that I can't, I almost always will show you that I can. I love figuring out a way and have gotten to the point where I dress myself every morning but it takes five minutes, when it used to take 30 seconds. She continued: "It didn't hit me until the day of the surgery and they wheeled me into the operating room and explained the procedure. When I woke up without them I though 'ok, well, it is what it is.'" Evelyn smashed her first goal of being able to stand in Christmas pictures, and is now looking to the future and becoming even more independent.
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