A SCHOOLGIRL has told how she wakes up every morning thinking it’s June 11 – the day she suffered a horrific brain injury. Riley Horner’s memory resets every two hours after she w…
A SCHOOLGIRL has told how she wakes up every morning thinking it's June 11 - the day she suffered a horrific brain injury.
Riley Horner's memory resets every two hours after she was accidentally kicked in the head at a dance.The schoolgirl suffered a traumatic brain injury when she was accidentally kicked in the head at a dance on June 11The 16-year-old has since been unable to remember what date it is - and even forgets what she was doing just hours earlier.
In the film, Murray's character, TV Weatherman Phil Connors, repeatedly relives the same day over and over again.Riley - a high school student from Monmouth, Illinois - and her family are desperate for answers after doctors were left baffled."They can’t see anything. You can’t see a concussion, though, on an MRI or a CT scan.The former cheerleader now has to constantly write things in a notebook just to function.
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