Dylan's Accident Recovery Fund
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On September 15th, Dylan Walling was in a terrible motorcycle accident in Eleva, Wisconsin. He suffered injuries to his liver, kidneys and lungs, multiple broken bones and despite wearing a helmet at the time of the accident, brain injury.
If it were not for God's grace and the heroic efforts of the dedicated first responders who stabilized and airlifted Dylan to the hospital inside of 20 minutes and the amazing trauma team on the ground at Mayo Clinic Heath System who shepherd him through those dark, early hours, Dylan would not have made it.
I'm happy to say he did. And for that, his family is profoundly grateful.
Since then Dylan has been in and out of surgery 14 times. And while most of his limbs are set and his internal organs patched up and on the road to recovery, we are still waiting to see if the doctors will be able to save his right foot, and more importantly, understand the extent and impact of his brain injury.
In both cases the doctors are cautiously optimistic but even in the best case scenarios; Dylan is looking at a very long, very hard road to recovery and his family will face both substantial medical costs and reduced capacity to work during that time.
Those who know Dylan know he's an easy going soul who is equally quick with a hug or a smile and it will take a village to get him back on his feet and back to his old self. Any and all contributions you can make will greatly ease the burden on Dylan and his family and give them the much needed means they need to aid in his recovery.
On behalf of Dylan and all those who love and stand with him, thank you.
If it were not for God's grace and the heroic efforts of the dedicated first responders who stabilized and airlifted Dylan to the hospital inside of 20 minutes and the amazing trauma team on the ground at Mayo Clinic Heath System who shepherd him through those dark, early hours, Dylan would not have made it.
I'm happy to say he did. And for that, his family is profoundly grateful.
Since then Dylan has been in and out of surgery 14 times. And while most of his limbs are set and his internal organs patched up and on the road to recovery, we are still waiting to see if the doctors will be able to save his right foot, and more importantly, understand the extent and impact of his brain injury.
In both cases the doctors are cautiously optimistic but even in the best case scenarios; Dylan is looking at a very long, very hard road to recovery and his family will face both substantial medical costs and reduced capacity to work during that time.
Those who know Dylan know he's an easy going soul who is equally quick with a hug or a smile and it will take a village to get him back on his feet and back to his old self. Any and all contributions you can make will greatly ease the burden on Dylan and his family and give them the much needed means they need to aid in his recovery.
On behalf of Dylan and all those who love and stand with him, thank you.
Organizer and beneficiary
Chris George
Organizer
Glen Cove, NY
Julie George
Beneficiary