Peter Grant Accident
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On the night of Saturday, August 11, 2018, a tragic accident happened to Peter Grant.
Peter fell down a flight of basement stairs and hit his head multiple times. Unfortunately, when this happened no one was around and he layed there by himself in a pool of blood, waiting to be found. Roughly 12 hours later Peter was found by his girlfriend Tracy and a couple their close friends.
Paramedics came to take Peter to the emergency room. Shortly after his arrival he was rushed into surgery.
Peter has multiple contusions/skull fractures to his head and a serious brain bleed. Because he laid there for so long before being found, part of his brain was dead and a small amount of had to be removed. To date Peter is in the neurological intensive care unit in a coma with his brain still bleeding and swollen. His outcome and future are unknown.
His girlfriend, family and friends have been by his side nonstop. With each visit comes the hope of Peter awakening and giving us any type of sign. Peters life will never be the same.
His girlfriend, Tracy is beyond devistation. While trying to be strong and keep composure of what just happened to her life with Peter, she is beyond stressed as to what the future holds. Instead of going on vacation, up north with Peter this past week, she sits by his beside trying to get him to squeeze her hand.
There are medical bills, legal fees and everyday bills that are going to start piling up. We are looking to help with the stress of that so we can focus on what’s important.
Please consider donating to help Peter fight for his life. Peter loved to have fun, be with Tracy all of the time and help any of his friends out with whatever they needed. Any donation amount is much appreciated!
An update will be posted as soon as we hear from our dear friend, Peter Grant. We all know how stubborn he is, so we know he’s a fighter. Please say a prayer for our friend, our hearts are broken.
Peter please know we are all here for you! You have so much more life to live.


Peter fell down a flight of basement stairs and hit his head multiple times. Unfortunately, when this happened no one was around and he layed there by himself in a pool of blood, waiting to be found. Roughly 12 hours later Peter was found by his girlfriend Tracy and a couple their close friends.
Paramedics came to take Peter to the emergency room. Shortly after his arrival he was rushed into surgery.
Peter has multiple contusions/skull fractures to his head and a serious brain bleed. Because he laid there for so long before being found, part of his brain was dead and a small amount of had to be removed. To date Peter is in the neurological intensive care unit in a coma with his brain still bleeding and swollen. His outcome and future are unknown.
His girlfriend, family and friends have been by his side nonstop. With each visit comes the hope of Peter awakening and giving us any type of sign. Peters life will never be the same.
His girlfriend, Tracy is beyond devistation. While trying to be strong and keep composure of what just happened to her life with Peter, she is beyond stressed as to what the future holds. Instead of going on vacation, up north with Peter this past week, she sits by his beside trying to get him to squeeze her hand.
There are medical bills, legal fees and everyday bills that are going to start piling up. We are looking to help with the stress of that so we can focus on what’s important.
Please consider donating to help Peter fight for his life. Peter loved to have fun, be with Tracy all of the time and help any of his friends out with whatever they needed. Any donation amount is much appreciated!
An update will be posted as soon as we hear from our dear friend, Peter Grant. We all know how stubborn he is, so we know he’s a fighter. Please say a prayer for our friend, our hearts are broken.
Peter please know we are all here for you! You have so much more life to live.
Organizer and beneficiary
Tammy Kaczmarek-Haase
Organizer
Milwaukee, WI
Tracy Schiedmeyer
Beneficiary
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