David Bond Tragic Accident- Medical Bills Help
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Hi, my name is Melvin Bond and I am the Conservator for my brother David Bond who was struck by a car on January 3, 2021 in Stamford, Connecticut while crossing the street, according to the Stamford Police Report. I am asking for any financial help that will be used for David's Long Term Acute Rehabilitation Care and Medical Bills.
Accident Location: Intersection of West Main Street at Spruce Street
David was severely injured and he sustained collapsed lungs, fractured ribs, a broken left leg, left shoulder pulled out of socket with nerve damage, brain damage and spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the waist down.
David is also on a ventilator to help with his breathing.
Before the accident, David chose to live a humble and private life, enjoyed pushing his cart through out the streets of Stamford and was loved by many. Because of his intellect and knowledge on many subjects, David once told a reporter that he was thinking of returning to school and studying subjects such as African heritage.
"Maybe I can teach in the field," Bond said. "Teaching is a field where they don't just cut you off at 65."
David was one of the first in his family to go to college and took pride in himself and his research in Deciphering the African Language: Ki-Swahili and the Egyptian Hieroglyphic Numbering System. All of David's future dreams were shattered because of the accident. David's recovery is in God's hands and I believe God is still in the Miracle working business.
Thank you for taking the time to read David's story.
The Bond family appreciates all donations, no amount is too small. Thank you again and God Bless you!
Accident Location: Intersection of West Main Street at Spruce Street
David was severely injured and he sustained collapsed lungs, fractured ribs, a broken left leg, left shoulder pulled out of socket with nerve damage, brain damage and spinal cord injury that left him paralyzed from the waist down.
David is also on a ventilator to help with his breathing.
Before the accident, David chose to live a humble and private life, enjoyed pushing his cart through out the streets of Stamford and was loved by many. Because of his intellect and knowledge on many subjects, David once told a reporter that he was thinking of returning to school and studying subjects such as African heritage.
"Maybe I can teach in the field," Bond said. "Teaching is a field where they don't just cut you off at 65."
David was one of the first in his family to go to college and took pride in himself and his research in Deciphering the African Language: Ki-Swahili and the Egyptian Hieroglyphic Numbering System. All of David's future dreams were shattered because of the accident. David's recovery is in God's hands and I believe God is still in the Miracle working business. Thank you for taking the time to read David's story.
The Bond family appreciates all donations, no amount is too small. Thank you again and God Bless you!
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Melvin Bond
Organizer
Highland Springs, VA
Weldon Bond
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