Critical care for Lily
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On June 19th, our dear, sweet Lily was in a drowning accident at Howard Amon park in Richland, WA. She was rushed to Kadlec Medical Center, where it took 6 hours for ER staff stabilize Lily, allowing her to be life flighted to the Pediatric ICU at Sacred Heart Hospital in Spokane. With inspiring strength and courage through this fight, she is currently receiving extensive medical care.
Shortly after 4:30 pm on June 19th, Lily, our precious 12 year old, jumped off the dock into the river where she and 2 friends were enjoying a summers day. They were jumping off the docks in the designated swimming area. Tragically, she did not immediately resurface. Through the grace of God, and the incredible heroic act of a stranger, she was found under the water and rescued. CPR was performed until the medics arrived.
Lily remains in a coma and her body is improving significantly every day. However, she has sustained extensive brain injuries and her mental recovery is unknown at this time. Her family remains by her side in Spokane. The doctors believe the families calming presence has aided in her recovery. It is still unknown when Lily will be able to come home, but when she does, she will need ongoing medical care and extensive rehabilitation.
The financial burden placed upon this family is devastating and growing every day. I am asking the community to donate, helping the family pay the ever-climbing medical bills as well as helping the family with travel expenses. Anything will help!
Shortly after 4:30 pm on June 19th, Lily, our precious 12 year old, jumped off the dock into the river where she and 2 friends were enjoying a summers day. They were jumping off the docks in the designated swimming area. Tragically, she did not immediately resurface. Through the grace of God, and the incredible heroic act of a stranger, she was found under the water and rescued. CPR was performed until the medics arrived.
Lily remains in a coma and her body is improving significantly every day. However, she has sustained extensive brain injuries and her mental recovery is unknown at this time. Her family remains by her side in Spokane. The doctors believe the families calming presence has aided in her recovery. It is still unknown when Lily will be able to come home, but when she does, she will need ongoing medical care and extensive rehabilitation.
The financial burden placed upon this family is devastating and growing every day. I am asking the community to donate, helping the family pay the ever-climbing medical bills as well as helping the family with travel expenses. Anything will help!
Organizer and beneficiary
Kyle Tole
Organizer
Pasco, WA
Mark Pfeifer
Beneficiary