For recovery from post-surgery paralysis, the most effective treatments are dedicated physical and occupational therapy. These therapies help retrain the brain (neuroplasticity) and improve mobility in her left hand and leg. Regarding medications, there is no specific drug to reverse paralysis, but her neurologist may prescribe muscle relaxants (such as Baclofen) or suggest Botulinum toxin (Botox) injections if she experiences muscle stiffness or spasms (spasticity). Additionally, task-specific training and assistive devices can aid her independence. Please consult her neurologist and a rehabilitation specialist to create a tailored, safe physical therapy plan.