KLFY — Lafayette Police Officer Hali Bradford , who is overcoming being paralyzed in her foot while shot in the line of duty, shared how the road to recovery has been difficult, but said things are taking a turn for the better. During the shooting on August 5, , on South General Marshall Street Officer Bradford was responding to a domestic disturbance when she was shot. She remembers her husband Adam Bradford, who was also a police officer at Lafayette Police Department being one of many who saved her life.
While looking back on the journey and all she has overcome the road to recovery continues. Now doing treatment with a doctor in Lake Charles she has seen progress in her now partially paralyzed foot. In addition to the cost of treatment she needs being expensive, doors are opening up. Bradford hopes to one day have full use of her foot and return to being a police officer.
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