Jeremy's Medical Fund

Hello everyone. I like to begin with a word from Jeremy’s father, Billy. Here is what Billy would like to share about his brave soldier, his son. “I am not very good at writing words but I will do my best to tell everyone about someone that is very special to me. The Lord blessed my wife Jeanette and I with two different but both special in their own ways, boys. They are Jeremy Wade and Carl Justin Sisco. I want to tell everyone a little bit about Jeremy. Before Jeremy could even walk we would stretch out on the floor and watch sports on tv, I was truly amazed at his attention span for sports as a little guy. This prompted a great of memorable moments with him active in sports. He excelled in several sports but his true love was baseball and that continues today. He also loves to hunt and fish. In 2006 Jeremy joined the army and served his country. One of the worst years of my life was the year Jeremy spent in Iraq. We are so proud of him but it was hard. He established some amazing friendships while he served his country, l also know that all of his military brothers hold a special place in his heart. You can tell the way soldiers stick together by the support his brothers have shown since the accident. I have to say that for a few days I truly hoped and prayed that I was dreaming after the accident happened and that I would wake up at some point in time. This would only be a nightmare and I would wake to find everything okay. Through the support of an amazing family, my XIT family and the many friends of Jeremy, prayers have poured in. With the power of prayer and our Lord and Savior's healing hands, Jeremy has come a long way in his recovery. He still has a long hard road ahead of him but we serve an amazing God and through our Father anything is possible. I also would like to thank the awesome medical team from Coon Memorial Hospital and NWTH for all they have done for my son. I would like to say that I could never express to everyone how much your support and prayers have meant to my family, you will all forever be in my prayers. I hope that the Lord blesses all of you and your families for all the days to come. ~ Billy Sisco”
Jeremy is a one of a kind individual. He is ornery, fun loving and just a southern gentleman. Most of all his is a HERO. Jeremy served his country, he fought for our freedom, he served when others wouldn't, when others decided to hide and run he stepped up. He looked at danger and said bring it. He left his family for a year so terror wasn’t brought to our country. He deserves the world. He found part of his world in 2015 when he meet Jaimi Chute. I had the privilege of meeting her and what an amazing, caring and loving girlfriend she is to him. Jaimi has three handsome little boys that are a huge part of Jeremy’s life. Over the last year Jeremy has been helping raise them and been a father figure to them.

I sure as some of you may know that Jeremy Sisco was involved in a motor vehicle accident outside of his home town, Dalhart, on June 14th of this year. Jeremy’s vehicle rolled four time with him being ejected from the vehicle. He was transferred to North West Texas Hospital in Amarillo were he received surgery to control the bleeding and relieve pressure off of his brain. He also suffered other injuries such as, 8 broken ribs along with a broken pelvis. He has also underwent several different surgeries. The first one was the removal of the left side of his skull so the doctors could remove a hematoma and stop the bleeding in the brain. He then came down with MRSA Pneumonia which then led to him having to have a track. He also has a peg tube (feeding tube) in his stomach. Through all of this the doctors found that the frontal lobe in Jeremy’s brain was severely damaged. For those of you that may not know that is where the speech comes from. As of now Jeremy is still in ICU, has lost all movement in the right side of the body, and has extensive brain damage. Do to the severity of the brain injury Jeremy is needing the help of a Neuro rehab, which one is located in Dallas, TX and the other in Denver, CO. I am trying to help lessen the pain by helping Jeremy and his family out with medical, traveling and housing cost. I thank you for taking the time to donate and help Jeremy and his family out. May God Bless each and every one of you!