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Kevin Everett Appears on the Oprah Winfrey Show
NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 1: (ONE-TIME EDITORIAL USE ONLY, NO SALES NO ARCHIVE) In this handout provided by ABC, the Miracle Man, Buffalo Bills football player Kevin Everett, is interviewed on "Good Morning America" February 1, 2008 in New York City. Everett is making significant progress to walk again after sustaining a severe spinal cord injury. (Photo by Ida Mae Astute/ABC via Getty Images)
NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 1: (ONE-TIME EDITORIAL USE ONLY, NO SALES NO ARCHIVE) In this handout provided by ABC, the Miracle Man, Buffalo Bills football player Kevin Everett, talks to Robin Roberts, as his fiance Wiande Moore looks on, February 1, 2008 in New York City. Everett is making significant progress to walk again after sustaining a severe spinal cord injury. (Photo by Ida Mae Astute/ABC via Getty Images)
NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 1: (ONE-TIME EDITORIAL USE ONLY, NO SALES NO ARCHIVE) In this handout provided by ABC, the Miracle Man, Buffalo Bills football player Kevin Everett, is interviewed on "Good Morning America" as his fiance Wiande Moore look on, February 1, 2008 in New York City. Everett is making significant progress to walk again after sustaining a severe spinal cord injury. (Photo by Ida Mae Astute/ABC via Getty Images)
NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 1: (ONE-TIME EDITORIAL USE ONLY, NO SALES NO ARCHIVE) In this handout provided by ABC, the Miracle Man, Buffalo Bills football player Kevin Everett, walks onto the set of "Good Morning America" with his fiance Wiande Moore February 1, 2008 in New York City. Everett is making significant progress to walk again after sustaining a severe spinal cord injury. (Photo by Ida Mae Astute/ABC via Getty Images)
NEW YORK - FEBRUARY 1: (ONE-TIME EDITORIAL USE ONLY, NO SALES NO ARCHIVE) In this handout provided by ABC, the Miracle Man, Buffalo Bills football player Kevin Everett, walks onto the set of "Good Morning America" with his fiance Wiande Moore February 1, 2008 in New York City. Everett is making significant progress to walk again after sustaining a severe spinal cord injury. (Photo by Ida Mae Astute/ABC via Getty Images)
