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Steelers' Shazier stops to thank hospital workers in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI — Ryan Shazier stopped to thank hospital workers at the University of Cincinnati Medical Center prior to the Steelers' game against the Cincinnati Bengals on Sunday.

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The star linebacker suffered a spinal injury in December while making a tackle against the Bengals and was taken to the hospital.

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He posted a video on Twitter of his visit, saying, "It’s been a long journey, but this is still a ways to go. But it all started here in Cincinnati. Today was an amazing day I was so thankful to be able to tell everyone thank you. #Shalieve."

UC Health tweeted at Shazier saying, "We're so grateful that you came by today, Ryan! It is our pleasure and privilege to serve all of our patients - and nothing makes us happier than to see your success! #Shalieve."

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He underwent spinal stabilization surgery several days after the injury at UPMC.

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On Sunday, Shazier walked onto the field at Paul Brown Stadium for the first time since his injury.

 

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