Support Noah's Recovery After Life-Changing Accident

Help Support Noah After His Life-Changing Accident

On Tuesday, July 1st, our family’s world changed in an instant. My brother Noah was involved in a serious car accident that left him with a spinal injury, intense pain, and internal trauma. He was airlifted by helicopter to the hospital, where he’s now being treated for multiple injuries.

While we are so grateful he is alive — and still able to feel his fingers and toes — he currently has no feeling in his torso and is facing a long, uncertain road to recovery.

The doctors have confirmed that he will not require surgery at this time, but he will be in a back brace for at least 4 months. We are waiting to hear from his physical therapist if he will be able to go home or need to enter a rehab facility to regain mobility. On top of that, he’s dealing with internal bleeding that is still being monitored closely.

He’s currently in a lot of pain, unable to talk for long stretches, and we’re just taking it moment by moment.

Why We’re Asking for Help

Like most of us, Noah didn’t plan for something like this. The recovery journey ahead will likely include:

We’re hoping to rally support to ease the financial burden so he can focus on healing — not hospital bills.

Our Goal

We are starting with a goal of $40,000 to help cover the first few months of Noah’s recovery, from emergency transport to rehab and beyond. If his needs change or long-term care is required, we’ll update with more information as we go.

How You Can Help

If you’re able to give, any amount helps — whether it’s $5, $50, or simply sharing this with someone who might be able to. Your support means more to our family than words can express.

My brother is strong, stubborn, and a fighter — but even the strongest people need help sometimes. Let’s show him he’s not alone in this.

With all our love and gratitude,

Ashley and Family

July 4th, 2025

Update on My Brother

We want to thank everyone for the love, support, and prayers you’ve sent our way—it truly means the world to our family.

We’re so relieved to share that the internal bleeding into his spine has stopped, and he did not need surgery. That alone feels like a huge answered prayer. He’s still in a lot of pain, and while he’s stable, his injuries are very serious. In the thoracic section of his spine (T1–T12), he broke 8 out of the 12 vertebrae, which means he has a long road ahead filled with rehab, physical therapy, and healing—physically and emotionally.

In true stubborn fashion, he’s being released from the hospital soon and insists on recovering at home. While we’re happy to have him closer, this next phase will require extra care. Any wrong move could seriously set him back, so please continue to pray for strength, patience, and protection as he begins this journey.

Thank you again for all of your support—we feel it, and we’re so grateful.