Story
On 15th Feb 2019 I went for a ride on my moterbike. Whilst waiting at a junction, a car drove into me, knocking me off my bike, leaving me trapped remaining under the car for 25 minutes.
I received life changing injuries; with leg and ankle extremely badly burnt.
I was eventually freed by the fire brigade, and taken quickly by the wonderful Air Ambulance to hospital.
For the last 3 and a half years, I have had many operations, continuous physio, and, the amputation of my leg, that was considered, didn't happen.
I am now up and walking on two legs!
I am raising funds for both the:
Air Ambulance - who rely totally on donations and are not government funded
And
Nottingham City Hospital Burns Unit to buy equipment - they worked so incredibly hard to save my leg
In September 2022 I will be swimming the equivalent length of the English channel. To achieve this, I will need to swim 87 lengths of my local pool every day for three weeks.
I want to thank everyone who has helped and supported my recovery so far.
In anticipation of your generous support, I really want to thank you for your donation, I know it will make a difference.
Thanks Debs xx
The Air Ambulance Service operates the local air ambulance services for Warwickshire & Northamptonshire and Derbyshire, Leicestershire & Rutland as well as the national paediatric and neonatal transfer service, the Children’s Air Ambulance, covering the whole of the UK. The Air Ambulance Service does not receive funding from the government for its daily missions. It relies entirely on voluntary donations and support from our communities and business Your support will help keep us flying.