Joshua's Healing
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Joshua Gideon Anderson was in a car accident on the evening of February 9th. He was driving home alone from his job at SkipJacks restaurant. Apparently from observation the car went out of control, hit a barrier and rolled down a ravine. Belair Road was shut down near the 43 exit and multiple rescue vehicles were on the scene. They flew Joshua with a helicopter to R Adams Cowley Shock Trauma in Baltimore City.
Initially, Joshua suffered a pelvic and clavicle fracture, broken ribs and bleeding on the brain. We're so happy that he is alive. Since, the blood in his brain has been drained, his central line and chest tube have been removed, and at this point he is able to open his eyes and breath by himself and comprehend and follow commands made by nurses (wiggle your toes, stick out your tongue).
His parents, Connie and Todd, and his sister, Tabatha, have been notifying the community online of his condition and are amazingly responsive with the amount of stress being put on them. All of them have been alternating nights living at the hospital Joshua is being treated at and we can't imagine how much they have been through over the past week. We are raising money to help with the financial burden of such an incident.
The money raised will be managed by Josh's classmates and friends at Perry Hall High School and all money raised will go to help and support Josh and his family.
So many prayers have been made to ensure Joshua's full and complete recovery. Thank you.
Journal Updates:
https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/connieandtoddsjosh
Initially, Joshua suffered a pelvic and clavicle fracture, broken ribs and bleeding on the brain. We're so happy that he is alive. Since, the blood in his brain has been drained, his central line and chest tube have been removed, and at this point he is able to open his eyes and breath by himself and comprehend and follow commands made by nurses (wiggle your toes, stick out your tongue).
His parents, Connie and Todd, and his sister, Tabatha, have been notifying the community online of his condition and are amazingly responsive with the amount of stress being put on them. All of them have been alternating nights living at the hospital Joshua is being treated at and we can't imagine how much they have been through over the past week. We are raising money to help with the financial burden of such an incident.
The money raised will be managed by Josh's classmates and friends at Perry Hall High School and all money raised will go to help and support Josh and his family.
So many prayers have been made to ensure Joshua's full and complete recovery. Thank you.
Journal Updates:
https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/connieandtoddsjosh
Fundraising team (2)
Aiden Martin
Organiser
Maryland, MD
Connie Anderson
Beneficiary
Connie Coffman-Anderson
Team member
