Naydich said her speech has slowed and that she suffers from ongoing cognitive problems.
“Unfortunately, a lot of my injuries that are not visible I’m going to have for the rest of my life,” she said.
Compounding her physical ailments, Naydich said she is struggling to get her workers’ compensation case resolved and has been all but abandoned by the Flagler County School District since the attack.
Naydich returned to the school under a different title in August but was then placed on an unpaid leave of absence, according to Fox 35.
Without any steady income, she is relying on donations and assistance from the community to stay afloat.
A GoFundMe account launched after the attack has so far raised roughly $106,000.
