Kevin Mullane's Fund
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The Mullane family would like to thank everyone for their kind words and prayers for Kevin. Many people have asked how they can help Kevin and the family in this time of need. As you may already know, recovery from a traumatic brain injury (TBI) is not only mentally exhausting but there are a lot of expenses to deal with as well. So, we have decided to set up a gofundme account where people can make a donation or provide words of encouragement. While this is never an easy thing for a family to do, we would greatly appreciate any help you can provide.
Kevin’s Story:
On April 27, 2017 Kevin was involved in a motorcycle accident resulting in a severe TBI. He was rushed to the hospital and underwent lifesaving surgery to relieve the pressure on his brain and was in a coma for the next three weeks. After a month in the intensive care unit he was moved to a rehabilitation center where he spent another month and underwent hours of therapy.
In August 2017, Kevin was released from the rehabilitation facility as he was well enough to go home.
In September 2017, Kevin had surgery where his skull was replaced and is now in tact. He is back at home and continues to recover through intense physical therapy and cognitive therapy. The road is still a long one, but he is on the right track.
We are so grateful to family and friends who have helped us during this difficult time and keeping Kevin in their prayers. And for anyone who is just learning about Kevin, we thank you for taking the time to read our story.
About Kevin:
Kevin grew up in Norwood, NJ and is the youngest of four boys, an uncle to three nephews, and godfather to his only niece. He is still close to many of his grammar and high school friends who have been providing us with lots of support. It has reminded us of just how special Kevin really is and how close he and his friends are to this day.
Kevin’s Story:
On April 27, 2017 Kevin was involved in a motorcycle accident resulting in a severe TBI. He was rushed to the hospital and underwent lifesaving surgery to relieve the pressure on his brain and was in a coma for the next three weeks. After a month in the intensive care unit he was moved to a rehabilitation center where he spent another month and underwent hours of therapy.
In August 2017, Kevin was released from the rehabilitation facility as he was well enough to go home.
In September 2017, Kevin had surgery where his skull was replaced and is now in tact. He is back at home and continues to recover through intense physical therapy and cognitive therapy. The road is still a long one, but he is on the right track.
We are so grateful to family and friends who have helped us during this difficult time and keeping Kevin in their prayers. And for anyone who is just learning about Kevin, we thank you for taking the time to read our story.
About Kevin:
Kevin grew up in Norwood, NJ and is the youngest of four boys, an uncle to three nephews, and godfather to his only niece. He is still close to many of his grammar and high school friends who have been providing us with lots of support. It has reminded us of just how special Kevin really is and how close he and his friends are to this day.
Organizer
Christine Espejo Mullane
Organizer
Hoboken, NJ