Justin's Speedy Recovery Fund

As many of you know, Justin Chacon was involved in a serious one-vehicle accident in the early morning of July 21st. He was a passenger in the pickup with three other people. He suffered a several severe breaks, including his hip, wrist and face bones, along with a severe concussion and skull fracture. He, as well as the others in the accident, were transported by helicopter from the scene of the accident to a Trauma Intensive Care Unit in the valley. He has remained there for the past week. For the first few days he was heavily sedated, during which he underwent three surgeries. They have repaired his hip, his wrist, and reconstructed the bones in his face. He is continuously improving, and all signs point towards Justin making a full recovery. However, The healing process will be a long road to say the least.
Above many roles, Justin is Daddy to the sweetest, sassiest little cotton-top in 4 states. As the news has been getting out, I've heard so many times, "Oh! You mean P-Jo's Dad." "Why yes, yes I do"
He's a son, brother, cousin, uncle, and to so many of us, he's a brother-from-another-mother. He's a great friend that we personally have turned to on many occasions, to help around the place, feed when we don't make it back in time, gather cattle off the desert, or more recently, brand in the Arizona heat on Father's Day. And I know we aren't the only ones that think highly of him. Justin has made close friends everywhere he's been.
The outpouring of support and prayers have been absolutely amazing! So many friends and family have ask what they can do, where they can send money. A bunch of us have been discussing a money account such as this to help ease some of the financial stress while he's down and out. Because unfortunately, even though he's at a stand still for the time being, the world is not. We were hesitant because, well,.... we know Justin. But I don't think he understands how many friends and family he has, and how much he means to them. So we made an executive decision and here we are. Yes, he may likely attempt to whoop our butts when he's coherent enough to know what we've done. But for now I feel confident I can outrun him and stay out of the reach of his cane. Everyone else is on their own!
The constant prayers, kind thoughts and positive vibes sent his way are so very much appreciated. Positivity promotes healing and we're going to get our Justin- Pablo- Sancho- Daddy-Chacon back!