Support Chris's Critical Recovery Journey

On behalf of Chris and Lisa, we are asking for your help please see the message below from Lisa:

Hello Friends and Family, this is incredibly hard for me to write, but I've been so overwhelmed with love from family and friends—your calls, texts, and prayers have truly meant the world. It's just become too much to keep up with personally, so I wanted to give everyone an update in one place and also ask for support as we navigate the road ahead.

On Tuesday night, Chris was in a devastating motorcycle accident after being hit by a car. He is currently in the ICU in critical condition.

Chris has a brain bleed on both sides of his brain, a breathing tube (which we're hoping can come out soon), a fractured pelvis, skull, lumbar spine, scapula, an open fracture in his foot, a punctured lung, and over 20 rib fractures. He's also on a feeding tube and has already undergone two surgeries, with at least one or two more on the horizon. He had a stroke on Thursday. This weekend, doctors found something concerning on his heart, and they'll be doing specialized testing to get a closer look.

Right now, our biggest concern is his head injury, and we're taking things one moment at a time.

We're facing a long journey—one filled with hospitals, rehabilitation, and healing.

So many people have asked if I need anything, and right now, we're just focusing on Chris and praying for the best. But I know that the time will come when we'll need help—emotionally, physically, and financially. If you feel moved to donate, it will go toward medical bills, rehabilitation, and helping us get through what will be a very difficult transition once Chris is out of the hospital.

Thank you for your support, your prayers, and for checking in. I'll do my best to keep everyone updated every few days. I cannot wait to show Chris all the love you've poured out when he wakes up. It's been such a comfort in the hardest moment of our lives.

Please continue to keep him in your thoughts—especially for healing and strength in the days to come.

With love and gratitude,

Lisa