QUINDELL RECOVERY & FINANCIAL HELP

Where to begin…….

We would like to start by saying thank you first to GOD without him my handsome son wouldn't have made it, secondly thank you to everyone and their prayers continue to keep sending as Quindell has a long and steady recovery ahead of him,

Quindell (Ellis) has made such an impact on so many, that as his mom I can never begin to describe how proud I am of the man he has grown into, from the many challenges he has overcome. From always making anyone he encounters filled with joy and love to keeping me with more gray hairs, to bringing me proud mommie moments, and making memories with me and his sisters ( jazzy, shi ), many more to cherish for the rest of our life. There are not enough words or actions to show how much you mean to us all. so for now all I can say is thank you for being the best son a mother can ask for, thank you for creating memories with friends and coworkers without any hesitation, it wouldn’t be the same world without you. thank you, god, for giving my son another day to live.

On that note,

On February 3rd, just 5 days before his birthday at around 1:30 am, Quinn was hit by a ford explorer when crossing the street.

He has suffered many injuries including a small brain bleed, dislocated eyesocket, broken wrist and leg tibia, and a swollen and gashed-up face, difficulties breathing on his own. With possibly more injuries to be found. For the first couple of nights, he remained in critical care on a ventilator in ICU. as of now he is breathing on his own and slowly recovering, just got out of surgery receiving metal rods and screws in his wrist and leg. however, that is just the start of what He will need many surgeries and plastic surgery for his face.

He’s lucky to be alive. Jesus and a prayer

Seeing my son in such a state has truly been a heartbreaking, stressful, nerve-wracking, emotional roller coaster, and I continue to need all the hope and prayers we can get.

this GoFundMe is to help out Quindells road to recovery will be very long and stressful both on him as he does therapy and on me as I continue to stay strong and care for him. For anyone who wants to donate stuff to the family at the residents, it will be posted soon. Thank you