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Last updated on Wednesday, May 1, 2013
(BLOOMINGTON) - An Indiana University professor seriously injured when she was hit by a bus during a trip to London says she’s on her way to a “complete recovery.”
Lisa Bingham told students and staff at IU's School of Public and Environmental Affairs in a Monday letter that she hopes to resume teaching this fall.
The Herald-Times reports Bingham says she and colleague Terry Amsler thought they had the "all clear" to cross a London intersection Feb. 9 when a bus came around a corner and struck them. Both suffered fractured skulls.
Bingham regained consciousness from a medically induced coma in mid-March and soon returned to the U.S. She was discharged April 5 from an in-patient treatment center in Indianapolis.
Amsler returned to the U.S. two weeks ago.
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