Please Support The Senentz Family

Thank you for all of the prayers and good thoughts sent for Adrian. A horrific event has happened to my best friends, the Senentz family.  On Saturday, January 30th, a tree fell on Brett and Amanda's kind 11 year-old Boy Scout son, Adrian while he was with his Boy Scout Troop clearing a trail at a nature park near Chattanooga, TN. He sustained 4 broken ribs, his scapula, femur, pelvis and a head injury. The broken ribs punctured one of his lungs and they couldn't stop the bleeding so they had to do emergency surgery on him and removed the lung that was punctured. He is in Pediatric ICU at TC Thompsons childrens hospital which is a really good hospital in Chattanooga. He is being kept asleep because of all his injuries so we won't know how bad the head injury is until they get him stable enough to bring him out of the induced paralysis. He is intubated and on a ventilator. He's in very critical condition and it's a balancing act to keep his cranial pressure down and his blood pressure up. Once he passes this hurdle, he will have several orthopedic surgeries to fix all the broken bones. It is going to be a long road to recovery and he will be in the hospital for a long time. As of the evening of Sunday, January 31st, the hospital's generous Ronald McDonald House has opened up their facilities to Amanda and Brett, to make it easier to be close to Adrian in the near future while he recovers.  

I have created this gofundme account for a place for those who are concerned and want to financially help support the Senentz Family. Hopefully this will help ease the future medical costs so they can solely focus on Adrian's recovery. Anyone that knows this family knows they are some of the most genuinely kind and giving people I have ever known. If you feel inclined to donate, any donation amount is greatly appreciated. If possible, please share this gofundme page on your Facebook page to spread the word. Please continue to pray and send good thoughts for Adrian, Amanda, Brett, Lucas and their entire family.

Thank you, Eric Johnson