Micah's Road to Recovery

As many of you may know by now, our beloved brother, son,

family, and friend, Micah Moses was in a near-death motorcycle

accident. He sustained numerous life-threatening injuries and has

undergone multiple emergency surgeries and interventions since the

accident. We, as his family, praise the good Samaritan who found him

in time and the wonderful medical team that jumped into action to

save him immediately. Every day, we express gratitude to have Micah

here with us. His survival from the accident is nothing less than a

miracle. This has been reiterated over and over by the medical

professionals who have witnessed his journey.

We are staying strong and are aware of the physical, spiritual,

and financial hardship that the future holds but truly feel he can get

back to the life he deserves. As Micah embarks on this challenging

road ahead to recovery, we are reaching out to our friends, family, and

anyone who may want to lend a helping hand. We are aware that

times are tough and are grateful for any sort of support.

Ways You Can Help:

1. Share with anyone you may think would want to help! Spreading his story will significantly help our chance of reaching our goal.

2. Contribute a donation of any amount that you are comfortable with. We appreciate everyone incredibly!

3. Follow along Micah’s journey (a link to his CaringBridge with evolving updates below) and provide words of encouragement, as this goes a long way.

https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/micahmoses/journal/view/id/64c7fb681c4e7b52299c8086

Journey:

On the evening of Saturday, July 29, Micah was driving his

motorcycle when he suffered a horrible accident. He was found in a

dark field and luckily was brought to the hospital just in time. Although

Micah was in full motorcycle gear and helmet, his injuries were almost

unsurvivable. The accident caused near decapitation, punctured lungs

and ruptured spleen, several broken bones, neck, and spine, and one

of the most extreme TBIs one can experience.

Unfortunately, Micah's traumatic brain injury has posed the

greatest cause of concern, as we (his family) and his medical team

are unaware of his outcome. Even though Micah’s strength and

resilience has proven apparent as he improves every day, the medical

team has prepared us with the large possibility that his recovery could

take years or even a lifetime. Micah is now out of the ICU and is

undergoing daily therapy and treatments in the hospital. With daily

improvements, we are confident Micah’s determination will bring him

back to the life he deserves.

A Message from Kristin, Micah's Mom:

As I was driving to Denver today, I counted how many times I’ve moved, 25 as an adult. This was the fastest-moving decision I’ve ever made, Bryson and I burned the midnight oil to pull this off. I now have so much peace about this transition and I know without a doubt that this move to Denver is the right move for Micah and my family.

This past week has been extreme emotions of shock, worry, grief and anger. I’ve yelled, broken and thrown stuff and begged God to take me or part of me just not my son. The doctors tell me every day that his brain injuries are severe and his recovery is unknown. It is a miracle he is alive and every day he makes progress. Micah is strong and wants to live a full life. It was suggested that we do a GoFundMe for Micah and at first, I didn’t see the need and was embarrassed to ask for help on his behalf. Learning more about the extensive recovery and the ongoing cost of rehabilitation, modifications and so on it makes sense to ask for financial help in lieu of food or flowers.

We’re so grateful for the huge outpouring of love, prayers and encouragement from so many people all over the world.