Hello, my name is John Dee, and I'm raising money for one of my best friends, Abdul Rehman. On the morning of Saturday, July 12th, at 12:57 A.M., he was on his way home from our friend Alex's house. During his roughly 45-minute commute while going down the turnpike by himself, he struck a huge block of Styrofoam that most likely flew off a truck in the middle of the road, which sent him flying off his motorcycle. After being launched from his motorcycle, he slid roughly 100 feet, which caused him to have deep, 3rd degree burns on most of his body. Thankfully, once he stopped sliding, he was able to get back up after a few seconds because of all the adrenaline rushing through his body. He picked himself and his motorcycle back up and was able to move it to the shoulder. Since he was by himself, he didn't have anyone to help him or know that he even went down. Once he took his phone out, he immediately called our friend Alex, whose house he had just left. Thankfully, Alex was still awake and rushed to Abdul to try to assist him the best he could. While waiting, multiple cars, trucks, and semi trucks drove by, saw the accident, and didn't stop, offer help, or even call emergency services. Roughly 20 minutes later, Alex arrived on the scene, where he found Abdul lying on the shoulder of the turnpike, yelling in unimaginable pain. Right away, Alex called 911, and they dispatched first responders to their location. 15-20 minutes later, an ambulance shows up, and they take Abdul to Paoli Hospital. At around 1:50, Abdul was admitted to the hospital. Almost every day, he had visitors of his best friends there to check up on him and to make sure that he wasn't lonely. He would stay bedridden until July 17th at roughly 6 pm when me, Alex, and Jared took him back to his apartment so he could try and heal in the comfort of his own family and be back in the place he calls home. To this day (July 20th), he remains bedridden, trying to do as many tasks as he can without further injuring himself. Thankfully, at home, he has his parents and his brother. Most of the time, his immigrant parents are away at work and are rarely home to try and make ends meet. With all this being said, we are all asking for your help, whether it be through praying for him and his family or donating to him, he is grateful for any and everything that you're able to provide. Thank you for taking the time to read Abdul's story. All proceeds will go directly to Abdul Rehman to pay for his medical bills.