Frank: Run over by a cement truck

Frank was run over by a cement truck around 2:30 in the morning while riding his bike home, after finishing a night at work.  
  He was pulled under both back sets of tires, and pinned under the last set until the driver was instructed to pull foward, and off of him. To give you an idea, an empty cement truck weighs 26,000 pounds (13 tons), and a full truck can weigh up to 70,000 ponds (35 tons).  
Frank's injuries are extensive to say the least.  While having a broken pelvis and compressed L1 are concerning, the real struggles lie within the damage caused to the organs in his lower torso and his left leg.  The excessive weight and pressure caused his skin to seperate from his body.  He has recently been flown down to Salt Lake City to begin his skin grafting treatments, (speculated to take several months).
  Frank is focusing very hard on staying mentally realistic and strong.  He has expressed that having been moved to SLC is hard for him because he was relying so heavily on the support of family and friends to keep his morale and spirits up.    
  Your donations to this account will be given to Franks family to help them as they travel repeatedly back and forth from Boise to SLC for the next several months to provide him the support he is needing as well as finacial expenses most people wouldn't think of, (like having to move Frank out of the house he was living in because he obviously won't be there).  There will be many sleepless nights ahead during his skin grafting, much time taken away from work, and many travel and lodging expenses.
The hospitals are providing him the best physical care they can, in the meantime, please help his family provide him the best mental/emotional care they can.