Help Cassidy Parker's Family Recover from Tragic Accident

Hey my names Ashley and I wanted to help my friend share her story!

Hello my names Cassidy Parker , I've been encouraged by many friends to set up this account to reach out to my community for help.

My son, my mother and myself was in a car accident on July 26th on Hwy 127 and my 18 year old son was driving and some one bright lighted him crossing the bridge and he was unable to see in the pouring rain. He lost control and it sent us down an embankment over 15 feet. If I would have been able to open my door we would have been in lake hickory. We where there hours while fire dept removed the top of the car and the seats to unpin me and my mother. My son walked away with bruising and chest contusions , my mother and I are blessed to be alive.

I went in for surgery with a broken hip today and my left ankle has rods holding it together( it was barley hanging on by my skin) I have a broken nose and 2 black eyes and 4 broken ribs and a broken sternum. My poor mother was trapped in the back seat and both of her hips were shattered and both wrists are broken ( she had surgery for her wrist today 7-29 and will have a full hip replacement tomorrow and she received a blood transfusion from the hip repair they had to do immediately once they flew her from frye to baptist. We are currently in baptist with no date of how long we may be here. I have 4 children and no way to pay my bills while I'm recovering with multiple surgery's ahead of me and my mother as we Share a home together.

We have lost both of our transportation.

I have attached photos of the car and our current condition , if you feel lead to donate, please help me keep my kids in our home until I make it thru these surgeries and out of rehab. We are trying to raise monthly living expenses for my children to keep a roof over their heads and to replace our car and of course medical expenses. If your unable to donate please share and please pray! If everyone donated $5 it would make a world of difference in our lives.