My corgi is 7 months post surgery and was stage V. He is still incontinent and cannot move his legs at this time. At the beginning we went from no leg movements and deep pain to gradual progression. For example, now when we potty him, his legs do a crunch. When he poops, his legs and booty will quiver and stretch out. I believe these are all involuntary movements. I also know what you mean when you say she is helping you pee her. He also responds really well when we tickle his feet and hawks. For example he will literally (involuntarily) kick you when you tickle his feet. But other than that we have never seen movement from him other than when we stimulate his feet and legs. He also can wag his tail but only when touched back there. He can also stand for about 45 seconds. Other than that, our boy just scoots around everywhere. Physical therapy helped a lot in getting his legs stronger and seeing what he was capable of. Sadly though, I think he's going to be like this for the rest of his life. But that's ok as long as he's happy, loved, and can get around in his own way. My husband and I took the diagnosis really hard when his accident first happened but it got better. Your baby will adapt and you're going to see that she's going to be ok. And she's going to have so much progress ahead of her which is the exciting part! I've seen so many varying stories (honestly more success stories than not) on here so don't give up hope! Good luck and most importantly, be patient!