Teen Injured Collision -Family Need of Assistance

On the morning of November the 14th 2023, Natalie Kelley an 18 year old young lady, left home heading to college in Greensboro. While in route to school Natalie was hit head on by an illegal driver who went left of center. Natalie's car was then propelled into a tree. The jaws of life were required to remove her from the care and she was then life flighted to UNC where she diagnosed with multiple life threatening injuries. She has had to undergone multiple surgeries for these injuries. Natalie currently remains in the hospital fighting to recover from this tragedy and due to her severe injuries her road to recovery will be an extensive one requiring extensive ongoing therapy once out of the hospital and rehab. Natalie graduated from Southern High School in 2023 and began collage at Empire Beauty School this fall. Natalie is also employed by Ulta and works for Door Dash as a side jobs to assist with funding her college education. Natalie currently lives at home with her mother (whom also provides support for her) and she also has an older autistic who attends college as well. Natalie's mother is an CNA at Authoracare Hospice and has been doing Gods work with this population for 16 years. She is a single mother who also works multiple jobs to help support her daughters with their college endeavors. Due to this senselss tragedy this family and young lady are facing undue hardships such as but not limited to loss of a vehicle/loss of tuition/loss of wages and they are being saddled with an astronomical amount of medical bills. Family members are also burdened by gas prices as they travel to and from UNC to be with Natalie. This young lady and family are suffering needless due to the irresponsible actions of careless individual. We are asking that you pray about and for this young lady and her family. We would also like to ask for you to follow your hearts and follow God's will as we seek as much help for this family as possible to sure they know they are loved and supported through this time and these rough months to come.