A teacher who was critically injured when a rock was dropped on her family's car from a Pennsylvania overpass has made 'amazing' strides, her husband said. Sharon Budd, from Ohio, is taking steps, talking in short sentences, eating soft foods and writing and drawing, said Randy Budd. 'It's absolutely amazing how far she has come from this horrific, senseless, violent crime,' Mr Budd said. Sharon Budd, 52,  is taking steps, talking in short sentences, eating soft foods and writing and drawing, said her husband Randy Budd (both pictured). He says she is making 'amazing strides' Mrs Budd, pictured with her husband, three sons and a daughter, suffered severe head injuries when the football-sized rock crashed through the windshield of the family's car on July 10 during a trip to New York . 'She continues to amaze the doctors and nurses. In fact, they call her the miracle child,' he told the Akron Beacon Journal. The 52-year-old teacher from Uniontown had a setback this week when she suffered a seizure from which she continues to recover. Her family nevertheless is hopeful she will leave the rehabilitation hospital in Pennsylvania within a few weeks. 'Blood on their hands': Brett Lahr, 18 (left),and his 17-year-old brother Dylan (right), were charged with aggravated assaultand conspiracy charges along with two other teens in the rock-throwingcase . Scene: A group of teenagers threw rocks from this overpass in Milton, Pennsylvania, in July and one landed on the Budds' car . She then would continue her rehab on an outpatient basis. Mrs Budd, of Uniontown, suffered severe head injuries when the football-sized rock crashed through the windshield of the family's car on July 10 during a trip to New York. The teacher, a passenger in the vehicle driven by her daughter, had just finished speaking to her son, who was about to be deployed to Afghanistan with the military. The rock was dropped from an Interstate 80 overpass near Danville, Pennsylvania. Mrs Budd has undergone multiple surgeries, including removal of a portion of her facial bones to ease the brain swelling. Complications forced surgeons to remove a portion of her right frontal brain, her husband said. She also lost the use of her right eye. Injured: Sharon Budd was struck by the rock moments after she spoke with her son Lucas (right), who has been deployed to Afghanistan . Altered: Mrs Budd and her family. Doctors were forced to remove the right frontal lobe of Sharon Budd's brain, which helps determine personality . Mrs Budd's story will be featured Thursday on the nationally syndicated show 'The Doctors.' Thousands of dollars have been raised in online efforts to help pay for her treatment. Dylan M. Lahr, 17; Brett M. Lahr, 18; Tyler Gregory Porter, 18; and Keefer Lance McGee, 17 are accused of the attack on Sharon Budd. They are also accused of another rock-throwing incident, driving vehicles through a cornfield and breaking a home's window with a baseball bat. The four face adult charges of aggravated assault, conspiracy, trespassing, propelling missiles into occupied vehicles, agricultural vandalism and reckless endangerment.
Rock smashed through Sharon Budd's windshield landing on her head .
The 52-year-old teacher had a setback this week when she suffered a seizure .
Family hopeful she will leave the rehabilitation hospital within a few weeks .
Rock was dropped from Interstate 80 overpass in Pennsylvania .
Complications forced surgeons to remove a portion of her right frontal brain .
The mother-of-four has also lost the use of her right eye .
A teacher who was critically injured when a rock was dropped on her family's car from a Pennsylvania overpass has made 'amazing' strides, her husband said. Sharon Budd, from Ohio, is taking steps, talking in short sentences, eating soft foods and writing and drawing, said Randy Budd. 'It's absolutely amazing how far she has come from this horrific, senseless, violent crime,' Mr Budd said. Sharon Budd, 52,  is taking steps, talking in short sentences, eating soft foods and writing and drawing, said her husband Randy Budd (both pictured). He says she is making 'amazing strides' Mrs Budd, pictured with her husband, three sons and a daughter, suffered severe head injuries when the football-sized rock crashed through the windshield of the family's car on July 10 during a trip to New York . 'She continues to amaze the doctors and nurses. In fact, they call her the miracle child,' he told the Akron Beacon Journal. The 52-year-old teacher from Uniontown had a setback this week when she suffered a seizure from which she continues to recover. Her family nevertheless is hopeful she will leave the rehabilitation hospital in Pennsylvania within a few weeks. 'Blood on their hands': Brett Lahr, 18 (left),and his 17-year-old brother Dylan (right), were charged with aggravated assaultand conspiracy charges along with two other teens in the rock-throwingcase . Scene: A group of teenagers threw rocks from this overpass in Milton, Pennsylvania, in July and one landed on the Budds' car . She then would continue her rehab on an outpatient basis. Mrs Budd, of Uniontown, suffered severe head injuries when the football-sized rock crashed through the windshield of the family's car on July 10 during a trip to New York. The teacher, a passenger in the vehicle driven by her daughter, had just finished speaking to her son, who was about to be deployed to Afghanistan with the military. The rock was dropped from an Interstate 80 overpass near Danville, Pennsylvania. Mrs Budd has undergone multiple surgeries, including removal of a portion of her facial bones to ease the brain swelling. Complications forced surgeons to remove a portion of her right frontal brain, her husband said. She also lost the use of her right eye. Injured: Sharon Budd was struck by the rock moments after she spoke with her son Lucas (right), who has been deployed to Afghanistan . Altered: Mrs Budd and her family. Doctors were forced to remove the right frontal lobe of Sharon Budd's brain, which helps determine personality . Mrs Budd's story will be featured Thursday on the nationally syndicated show 'The Doctors.' Thousands of dollars have been raised in online efforts to help pay for her treatment. Dylan M. Lahr, 17; Brett M. Lahr, 18; Tyler Gregory Porter, 18; and Keefer Lance McGee, 17 are accused of the attack on Sharon Budd. They are also accused of another rock-throwing incident, driving vehicles through a cornfield and breaking a home's window with a baseball bat. The four face adult charges of aggravated assault, conspiracy, trespassing, propelling missiles into occupied vehicles, agricultural vandalism and reckless endangerment.
the Akron Beacon Journal. The 52-year-old teacher from Uniontown had a setback this week when she suffered a seizure from which she continues to will leave the rehabilitation hospital in Pennsylvania within a few weeks. 'Blood on their rock was dropped from an Interstate 80 overpass brain swelling. Complications forced surgeons to remove a portion of her right frontal brain, her husband said. She also lost the use of her right