Justice for Alyssa #justiceforalyssa

Update: 

3/11/22 Alyssa’s eyes are open!! 

3/8/22 Alyssa has been moved out of ICU and into a regular room. The doctors are continuing to lower her medications; and she has started to move her left side. She is not yet awake. 

3/6/22 Alyssa’s breathing tube has come out!! She is breathing on her own, and coughing strongly. She had a feeding tube through her nose, into her stomach for the time being. They will start to lower to sedation soon to see if she can wake up. Prayers are needed for Alyssa, and her family. Her mother, Nicole, is at her side constantly. 

2/28/22 Nicole, Alyssa’s mother, started playing soft music in her room. Alyssa is still in a coma. 

(2/27/22) Alyssa’s doctors have made the decision to cut back on her sedatives to see if she can wake up from her coma. This is a huge step in her recovery. 

 Crimestoppers is offering a reward for any information leading them to the second driver that struck Alyssa. 

(2/22/22) Alyssa has been moved into a private room, to give her more peace to allow her brain to heal. 

The investigation found a video of the incident and it has been confirmed that Alyssa was struck by not one, but two vehicles. Thankfully, and by the grace of God, one motorist has turned themselves in. The other is still at large. (Large SUV, Chevy or GMC, either tan, pewter or silver in color.) 

Please continue to share Alyssa’s story and help us reach our new financial goal. 

Alyssa Stice, 13 years old, was walking along Highway 10 in Euless to a friends house, when she was struck by a motorist. The motorist fled the scene, leaving Alyssa broken and bleeding. The motorist is still at large. Her injuries include a broken pelvis, broken clavicle, fractured vertebrae, 2 brain bleeds, internal bleeding and multiple lacerations. She is in ICU. The true extent of her injuries will not be realized for some time. She has a very long road to recovery.

Alyssa has two siblings at home, as well as multiple step-siblings. She is the youngest in her family. She lives with her mother, Nicole, and her stepfather, Rob Fisher, in Euless. Rob and Nicole run and manage the Fort Worth Star Wars store, Holocron.

This tragic accident will require a lengthy stay in the hospital, and unfortold aftercare. It will require her parents to be by her side. Sleepless nights, endless days, and eating meals in the hospital, or in the car going back and forth.

I am asking for donations to help this family, to help Alyssa. Our goal is $10,000. Let’s show our support for Alyssa and her family and ease the burden of the financial strain.

#justiceforalyssa