Help after a helicopter crash
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Please help Garrett in this time of need. He was in a very unfortunate helicopter accident on 1/27/2018 near Lewiston Idaho. The accident took the life of his crew memeber and critically injured the pilot. After Garrett came to after the helicopter hit the side of a mountain, he tried to aide his other crew members, and quickly figured out he couldn’t do much but get help. On a broken leg and with a broken wrist he dragged himself about a half a mile up some steep terrain to get reception and was able to contact emergency services. He spent 3 days at St. Joseph’s hospital in Lewiston. He underwent surgery on his wrist, but they have decieded to let his left leg heal on its own. He has 2 bruises on his brain that will be carefully monitored by a neurologist here in Denver. Unfortunately he will be out of work for at least the next 6 months. His family will be taking shifts in coming to help him in Colorado, and I would like to personally thank anyone who is able to help us. Though his injuries are not life threatening, which we are so grateful for, it’s still going to be a long road to recovery, physically and mentally.

Please help Garrett in this time of need. He was in a very unfortunate helicopter accident on 1/27/2018 near Lewiston Idaho. The accident took the life of his crew memeber and critically injured the pilot. After Garrett came to after the helicopter hit the side of a mountain, he tried to aide his other crew members, and quickly figured out he couldn’t do much but get help. On a broken leg and with a broken wrist he dragged himself about a half a mile up some steep terrain to get reception and was able to contact emergency services. He spent 3 days at St. Joseph’s hospital in Lewiston. He underwent surgery on his wrist, but they have decieded to let his left leg heal on its own. He has 2 bruises on his brain that will be carefully monitored by a neurologist here in Denver. Unfortunately he will be out of work for at least the next 6 months. His family will be taking shifts in coming to help him in Colorado, and I would like to personally thank anyone who is able to help us. Though his injuries are not life threatening, which we are so grateful for, it’s still going to be a long road to recovery, physically and mentally.
Organizer
Sigorney Zallen
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Eagle Point, OR