Help Caleb Harrison's family

Hi facebook friends and family, my name is Jamie Snyder. A dear friend of mine (Cassy Jolene Aynes') son Caleb Harrison was in a life altering, devastating ATV accident on Thursday, August 31st. Caleb is the son of Cassy Jolene Aynes and Thomas Harrison. We would like to come together as a community and help relieve some of the financial burden of driving back and forth to Mercy of Springfield, Missouri and Northwest Arkansas as well as the massive amount of medical bills that will start rolling in. Both parents are out of work to be with their son in his critical condition.

From Cassy: "August 31st, 2023 Caleb Harrison son of Cassy Aynes and Thomas Harrison was in a ATV accident where he flipped his four wheeler 5 times and was thrown approximately 50 yards. He was transferred by ambulance to children’s Hospital in Springdale Arkansas and then was life flighted to Mercy in Springfield, Missouri in critical condition. He’s unable to breathe on his own right now and is in a medically induced coma. He has bleeding in the right side of the brain, they went in and put a shunt in to be able to track and measure his pressures on his brain. He also has bleeding on the left temple, road rash on his right arm, and on chest as well as his left arm, spleen, liver damage, 11th right rib fracture,L1 and L2- compression fracture

T-4, T-5,T-6 is fractured Adrenal gland in right kidney- has damage

They are keeping him sedated so that they can allow his brain to heal, it looks like two weeks or even longer just in the PICU." This will all be subject to brain healing and the ability to come off of the ventilator when the time is right. Caleb's vital signs and intracranial pressures have been very up and down spiking to critical levels, and he is still very much in guarded, critical condition. They are taking each day as it comes with the good and the set backs and praying through it.

Caleb and both of his parents have a huge army praying for them and loving on them and I know they would appreciate being able to be by their sons's side without having to be concerned about the financial aspects of being away from work at this time. No donation is too small! If you are unable to donate financially, please lift Caleb and his family up in prayer for complete healing.