“He was progressing every day, and he was very motivated to work hard for us," said Tessa Golder, an occupational therapy assistant.
“He’s been a pleasure to work with and has come such a long way, from not being able to walk on his own to carrying a giant duffle bag the size of him," said Keffer.
After finishing his recovery, Spike is now focused on returning to West York High School, where he serves as the school's athletic manager.