Kiko's Road to Recovery

Our little brother Kiko Faamausili flew into town, (SLC,UT) for his school break to spend the holidays with his family and a week before he had to leave back to Kansas where he attended school, he was involved in a bad accident. Kiko was checking the outside of the vehicle on the side of the road during a hazy foggy drive back from Tooele when a pick up truck slid and hit kiko as he flew into the air and smashing into the other car. He was flown to the hospital and was immediately in emergency surgery. This has got to be the biggest hit he has ever taken. Before his school break started, Kiko's Football team had just won a conference and bowl championship and he was so excited to share that with us and also the University Scholarships he was receiving. He is a bright kid and worked so hard to play football. Even though he started at a junior college which he loves to be a part of, the Independence Pirates. It motivated him to keep working towards his NFL dreams and he sure was climbing straight to the top with the path he was on. Unfortunately, he is at a stand still and as kiko says: "God put my journey on hold but I'm fine with it cause he don't make mistakes." He is the most humble kid and most deserving kid out there and all he wants is to get his strength back 10 times harder and continue School whether it be for his football dreams or another career option, he wants to finish his education either way. With finding out he broke his femur bone on one leg and tore his ACL on his other leg and also breaking his hand that news did not bring him down but made him stronger and wanting to make a strong come back. We're so grateful he is still here with us and thank our Heavenly Father for keeping our brother alive. Kiko comes from a family of 13 siblings and loving parents. He is the youngest boy of the 8 brothers In the family, the baby brother. We would do anything for him and we know that he needs all the support and help he can get to get back up on his feet and push harder to pursue his dreams. He has a lot of physical therapy to do and we are asking if you could please donate anything to help this kid with his medical bills and expenses to help make it easier for him to continue his life long dreams. Thank you!