The Molly Movement; journey to recovery!

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Update from her sister and husband: we need a miracle!!

The scan is back and it's not good. There are 4 main arteries that bring blood to the brain. 3 of the 4 are damaged. They would normally go in and place stints to keep them open or reattached them, but she's too fragile to do that right now. They are worried that these arteries may clot and that a clot may reach her brain, causing a major stroke. If she has a stroke, they don't believe she will make it. The alternative is to give her blood thinners but in doing that her brain will bleed out...and again she won't make it. Theres nothing they can do at this time except monitor her, check for strokes often. They were able to fix the part of her skull that was pushing into her brain it now has a plate and screws holding it, also after the X-rays of her arms both bones in both arm are broken. Good side is not broken ribs or anything else and her vitals are good and strong and she has reacted to them moving things like feeding tube. But at this time I pray for a miracle.

This morning, Molly was involved in a serious car accident(Oct 11th) near Farr-West/Pleasant View/North Ogden that required her to be life-flighted to a local hospital.

https://www.abc4.com/news/northern-utah/southbound-i-15-closed-near-ogden-due-to-life-threatening-four-car-crash/

Molly suffered multiple injuries that will require extensive medical care. It would be such an honor to help relieve her husband of worrying about financial responsibilities.

Molly is constantly showing love and compassion and radiates warmth and kindness in all she does. She is deeply empathetic, always attuned to the emotions and needs of those around her. Whether through small gestures of kindness, offering words of encouragement, or performing acts of service, her actions demonstrate a genuine concern for the well-being of others.

Molly and her family have been apart of my life for nearly 25 years, their unconditional love and support helped mold and shape the person I am today.

Molly is a school teacher and her husband is self-employed; this time of recovery is paramount.

Any contribution, big or small, will go directly towards covering medical costs, therapy, and essential living expenses as they focus on healing. If you’re unable to donate, sharing the link with others who might be willing to help would mean the world to me.

Molly has always been there for others, and now it’s our turn to rally around her and her family.

Thank you so much for your love, support, and generosity.

We Love You Molly!!!