article_snippet: Doctors diagnosed Jessica Shainburg with a disorder which causes the spine to inflame known as transverse myelitis - and said it could be permanent if Jessica Shainburg was not walking within six weeks.
article_snippet: The chances of that happening were less than one in three but incredibly, Jessica Shainburg recovered in time thanks to another rare disorder in Jessica Shainburg brain that catalysed Jessica Shainburg recovery.
article_snippet: Miracle: 15-year-old Jessica Shainburg (
article_snippet: pictured) is up and running - literally - just six weeks after being diagnosed with a spinal disease which could have left Jessica Shainburg paralysed for life .
article_snippet: Blessing in disguise: Doctors told her father Jeff (left) that her rapid return to health could be down to another inflammation health found in her brain which improves recovery rates .
article_snippet: Jessica from Nashville was eventually diagnosed with a disorder which inflames the spinal cord called transverse myelitis.
article_snippet: The doctors at the hospital in Atlanta, Georgia also discovered Jessica from Nashville had signs of a rare inflammation of the brain known as Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis (ADEM).
article_snippet: Jessica from Nashville was eventually diagnosed with a disorder which inflames the spinal cord called transverse myelitis .
article_snippet: The doctors hadn't seen a patient like this in a while.'
article_snippet: If the rare symptoms reappear, there is a chance the rare symptoms reappear could be a sign of multiple sclerosis.
highlights_snippet: Jessica Shainburg was diagnosed with a rare spinal disease six weeks ago .
  
highlights_snippet: Doctors said Jessica Shainburg needed to recover quickly or Jessica Shainburg would never walk again .
  
highlights_snippet: Could be due to another disease in Jessica Shainburg brain which hastens recovery rates .
  
highlights_snippet: Doctors say Jessica Shainburg could have multiple sclerosis if the rare symptoms return .