Hunter's Road to Recovery

On Monday, September 23, 2019, Hunter (16) & Hayden (10) Murray were headed home from school and were in a terrible accident.  Hayden has a fractured wrist but is going to be okay. Hunter had to be extricated from his truck and was taken by helicopter to Arkansas Children's Hospital with extensive orthopedic injuries including fractures to his left hip, femur, patella (knee), crushed ankle, open fracture to his left tibia, and a severed tendon in his ankle. He had his first emergency surgery last night and at least three more to come over the next few days. These two brothers are good boys and come from two loving parents AND extended families that love them so much. Hunter and Hayden are both students at Poyen School District (11th grade & 5th grade) and are avid hunters and baseball players. It's going to be an emotionally and physically long road for Hunter and his family. Trent, the boys' father, is disabled and unable to work due to unexpectedly  losing 100% of his eye sight due to a neurological condition a few years ago. Amber, the boys' mom, works full time at David's Store in Poyen. It's unknown how long Hunter will be hospitalized and after that, will come rehab. This means months of daily drives back and forth from Poyen to Little Rock for Amber (Trent cannot drive due to his loss of vision). 
This means Amber will be unable to work for a while, so let's come together as a community and do what we can to help this family in a time of need.  We are praising God that Hunter and Hayden are alive today. Thank you all for your prayers and for your willingness to help!