Help with Alex's recovery

On Thangsgiving weekend my little Brother Alex was in a extremely bad car accident ,along with his 2 children Sammy and Parker.
He died at the side of the road and if it weren´t for the passing doctor who happened to bein the right place at the right time to give  CPR he wouldn´t have made it.

The children although traumatized have come away with fractures and bruises, but are otherwise on the road to recovery, but have not seen their Daddy since the accident and are now back at home from Hospital with their mum 2 hours drive away.

The result of the car accident are, for my brother life changing and the situation is critical.

As well as a bleed to the brain, broken pelvis, broken back, both his legs are now pinned and he has to have a kidney transplant and is on the list awaiting a suitable donor match.

Due to this he will be in a wheelchair for months after surgery and will remain in hospital for a long time to come.

He will remain unable to work for the forseeable future, we have no idea of a time span, or if he will be able to return to the job he did before the accident due to the extent of his injuries.

Therefore i am asking for help with donations to help support Alex financially with  every day living costs that will still continue to mount up whilst he is out of action. Also with rehabilitation and the possibilty that changes to his home may have to be made to make it easier for him to get around as he will be in a wheelchair for sometime .

Alex is a very proud man and even if he were able to communicate at present he wouldn´t ask for help.

That is why i am . As his big sister living thousands of mles away in the UK ,his friends and colleagues are currently by his side 24 hours a day, and updating us regularly as to any progress. they have put their lives on hold and any donations would also help them to support Alex daily if they are on standby at the hospital , i.e. food, fuel etc.

I would like to thank you for taking the time to read our story and for your support at this difficult time, and appreciate any help we can get to get us through this and ease the burden for Alex when he is on the road to recovery.