Melissa Cochran, pictured in her London hospital room, is “getting stronger every day,” according to her brother, Clint Payne. Cochran suffered a broken leg and rib, and cuts to the head, and her husband, Kurt, was killed when a man in an SUV mowed down p
Melissa Cochran, pictured in her London hospital room, is “getting stronger every day,” according to her brother, Clint Payne. Cochran suffered a broken leg and rib, and cuts to the head, and her husband, Kurt, was killed when a man in an SUV mowed down pedestrians on Westminster Bridge during a terrorist attack on Wednesday, March 22, 2017. GoFundMe
By Associated Press

SALT LAKE CITY — The family of a Utah woman injured in last week's attack in London says she is getting stronger.

Melissa Cochran's brother Clint Payne said Thursday through a verified GoFundMe page that she is "getting stronger every day."

Payne also posted a photo of Cochran standing up with crutches and dressed in a hospital gown. No other details about her condition were provided.

Cochran suffered a broken leg and rib and cuts to the head. Her husband, Kurt, was killed when a man in an SUV mowed down pedestrians on Westminster Bridge.

The couple had been on the last day of a European trip celebrating their 25th wedding anniversary.

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Attacker Khalid Masood was shot dead by police after the rampage, which police say lasted just 82 seconds.

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