<div>Jeremiah was in a motorcycle accident on Saturday. Him and I were going through the Cuyahoga Valley and on the last turn a squirrel ran out into the road and caught Jeremiah off guard. He panicked locked his breaks and flew off his bike and hit a tree. He under went surgery on Saturday to stop the bleeding. His spleen ruptured and was removed. He had some other lacerations and parts of his pancreas removed. He under went a final surgery on Monday to fix the remaining lacerations and bleeding and get him stitched back up. They took the ventilator out today and he is coming to. He is still very out of it. But the most important thing is that he is alive. He has a very long road ahead of him. He will be in the hospital for a while.

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<div>Please know Jeremiah is alive, his vitals are doing very good. He has a very long road ahead of him. He works for a company that is seasonal work. This accident puts him out for the remainder of the season and he did not accumulate enough hours to go on unemployment early. His finances are about to plummet with no income. He has a 6 year old son that he provides child support to as well as a house, car and additional bills that will be in a rough standing until he can get back in his feet. This money will not only help with his bills but any emergency money he may need to recover. 

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<div>thank you to each and everyone of you ahead of time. Even if you cannot financially support and maybe want to visit or help in other ways while I am visiting and taking care of him and outside stuff while he heals let me know. 

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<div>this one is going to take an army of help! Love you all!

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