Support Justin's Road to Recovery

On May 22nd 2024 in the late hours of Wednesday night Justin Warner (2Fast) was in a life threatening motorcycle accident in Eugene Oregon. He was take to the trauma unit at River-bend where he was only given a 20-30% chance to pull through. While in River-bend he received multiple blood transfusions due to a critical hematoma that was causing internal bleeding. Within 48 hours he was life-flighted to Legacy Emmanuel Hospital in Portland. He had been in the ICU and Trauma After Care Unit since the 22nd. Today he was moved to a skilled nursing facility to help him along in his recovery process. He is unable to walk at this time but that wont last long with his determination! He is able to bare weight and pivot. 

Justin sustained multiple injuries from this accident. Forgive me if some are not listed. He broke his collar bone. Both arms were broke. They found a tear in one of the arteries in his heart. He broke multiple ribs which caused the bottom of his lungs to collapse. Due to the lungs and possible aspiration he developed pneumonia. His pelvic bone was crushed and his left hip where the hematoma is was broken at well. The Dr's were playing it by ear regarding surgeries. They wanted to make sure his heart was going to be stable enough to under go a surgery. Last week his left arm was operated on. We are uncertain when the next surgeries will take place. He will have a very long road to a full recovery.

As of right now Justin will be out of work until November at least. We are asking for donations to help him financially to get through till November. He will have his everyday bills along with whatever medical devices he will need that his insurance may not cover and to help with co-pays. Justin being here is a complete miracle and we thank God everyday. His tenacious strong spirit and mind hasn't faltered and it is caring his earthly body to the finish line. He's one tough guy. If you can donate he will be much appreciative! Times are tough so even if you give a simple share it would mean a lot! Thank you!