9/26/26 Update:

Lexi continues to heal but remains in critical condition. There was a lot of damage done. The first surgery on her back was 7-8 hours. She is in good spirits but a lot of pain and entirely drained. Please continue to send positive vibes Lexi's way.

9/23/26 Update #2:

Lexi is awake enough to write on a whiteboard inquiring if her mom contacted work. This is a great sign!! Doctors are decreasing meds and when she is alert enough they will remove the vent. Keep sending those positive vibes!!!

9/23/26 Update

This is Lexi. She's 30 years old and if you know her like we do, you know shes a Bada$$ MFer in every sense of the phrase. Shes tough. Straightforward. And she doesn't hold back. But she's also so caring and would give the shirt off her back. We were informed she's mad. She's fighting. When they drained her lungs, she gave them the finger. That's the Lexi we know. She's still unable to communicate well because of all the tubes and connections but she is writting in the air trying. The time she's kept awake is minimal. Doctors are waiting to proceed with surgery on the lower portion of her leg. Lexi is fighting but she's still very much in the middle of a lot she can't control.

Please continue sending positive vibes, thoughts, and prayers.

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9/21/26 Update: As of now, our friend is in a medically induced coma. The information we received regarding the incident sounds horrifying. T-boned. Rods in the entire leg. Broken Ribs. Collapsed lungs. Head Trauma (they always wore a helmet). Please continue to share this story, and say a prayer for our coworker and friend.

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On Friday, September 18, 2026, a coworker, friend, and fellow rider experienced a severe motorcycle accident near Trappe, PA. Given the severity of the incident and the inability to speak directly with our friend, we will not be disclosing details at this time to respect their privacy - since we know them to be a private person.

What we can tell you is they are currently in the ICU at Grandview Hospital in Perkasie, PA after undergoing surgery on their back and leg. Right now, doctors are monitoring for and treating any infection post-operation(s). As of now, they are still very much in the thick of everything and not "in the clear" by any means regarding major situation changes.

As details become available and we are able to speak with our friend, we will update the campaign details or post updating comments. As with any major surgery, we know the road to recovery will be long. Please consider donating what you can as we prepare to help our friend recover. Every little bit helps!

All donations will be transferred directly to their account at their request. Donations often cover medical costs, cover funds due to lost wages and missed work, food when coming home, or any other needs as recovery calls for.