Get rem dawg back on his feet!
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Hi guys,
I'm Jordan Prochyra and have been travelling in a van with remy this season in Europe.
Just to let everyone know Poor Remy had a big crash at Loosefest 2 weeks ago, he was killing it on the first few runs of the big lines and but came unstuck on his first hit of the last hip.
He went super deep, nose heavy and took a very heavy slam.
The medical team was on site straight away and a helicopter was there within 15 minutes which surely contributed to helping his condition. A massive thanks to all the medical staff that were on hand that day especially Nico Vink for going above and beyond!
After his crash Remy was flown to a nearby hospital in liege, Belgium. After multiple scans in the hospital the extent of his injuries became apparent. He had dislocated his hip which was put back in straight away, he also broke his collarbone and a had small crack in a bone in his neck which luckily was stable and not a concern for the medical team. The main problem was been his lungs after he punctured both in the crash and broke several ribs in the process.
He has had a drain in since the accident to remove the excess fluid out of one of his lungs and to minimise any infection. He has already had one infection and has fought it off but has contracted another and still has tubes in delivering oxygen to help him breath. As you can imagine they are quite painful so the doctors have been keeping him sedated as much as possible to try and maximise healing and comfort for him. He has been able to communicate with us for a few simple sentences and says he can't wait to hit big jumps on his bike again soon!
Insurance has covered most of the cost so far and has been able to fly his parents over to look after him but it will be a while until he is fully back on his feet and will need some help when he gets home to begin the recovery process. As friends and fans we are asking for a little help to make the road to recovery a little easier for our mate Remy.
Any donations would be awesome and greatly appreciated!
The funds will be spent on Remys medical bills once he is trasferred back to Australia, as his insurance only covers him whilst he is overseas.
The money will go directly to his Father, Jim Mortons Bank account to start paying for bills as they come in.
Massive thanks in advance!
I'm Jordan Prochyra and have been travelling in a van with remy this season in Europe.
Just to let everyone know Poor Remy had a big crash at Loosefest 2 weeks ago, he was killing it on the first few runs of the big lines and but came unstuck on his first hit of the last hip.
He went super deep, nose heavy and took a very heavy slam.
The medical team was on site straight away and a helicopter was there within 15 minutes which surely contributed to helping his condition. A massive thanks to all the medical staff that were on hand that day especially Nico Vink for going above and beyond!
After his crash Remy was flown to a nearby hospital in liege, Belgium. After multiple scans in the hospital the extent of his injuries became apparent. He had dislocated his hip which was put back in straight away, he also broke his collarbone and a had small crack in a bone in his neck which luckily was stable and not a concern for the medical team. The main problem was been his lungs after he punctured both in the crash and broke several ribs in the process.
He has had a drain in since the accident to remove the excess fluid out of one of his lungs and to minimise any infection. He has already had one infection and has fought it off but has contracted another and still has tubes in delivering oxygen to help him breath. As you can imagine they are quite painful so the doctors have been keeping him sedated as much as possible to try and maximise healing and comfort for him. He has been able to communicate with us for a few simple sentences and says he can't wait to hit big jumps on his bike again soon!
Insurance has covered most of the cost so far and has been able to fly his parents over to look after him but it will be a while until he is fully back on his feet and will need some help when he gets home to begin the recovery process. As friends and fans we are asking for a little help to make the road to recovery a little easier for our mate Remy.
Any donations would be awesome and greatly appreciated!
The funds will be spent on Remys medical bills once he is trasferred back to Australia, as his insurance only covers him whilst he is overseas.
The money will go directly to his Father, Jim Mortons Bank account to start paying for bills as they come in.
Massive thanks in advance!
Organiser
Jordan Prochyra
Organiser
Tamala Park, WA