Strat-O-Matic Baseball 365

Players Available for upcoming FA picks
Gary Sanchez
Adam Frazier
Mike Moustakas
Justin Turner
Austin Riley
Justin Wilson
Heston Kjerstad - Prospect
Braylon Bishop - Prospect

Open to possibly moving prospect picks for draft picks as well

Update from Bill;

Update. Injuries not life threatening, thank God. They’re stemmed any internal bleeding I believe and are awaiting an ER for orthopedic surgery. Shattered pelvis and leg. Going to be a long night

New update from Bill, we need to all keep sending some prayers their direction;

Update. While doing x-rays prior to surgery, they discovered a skull fracture. So have decided to wait on the orthopedic surgery until morning. She has skull fracture, shattered femur, broken pelvis, broken ribs. Apparently she was T-boned by a truck that ran a red light. Hit her side(passenger) of the car. All caught on traffic cam. Driver only has a broken collarbone. She’s in a lot of pain but alert and awake.

klx22 wrote:we need to all keep sending some prayers their direction

DEFINITELY praying for your daughter and the family Bill

Just want to say thanks for the support. Surgery started at 7. Don’t have any more details. Really appreciate the kind words hope none of you have to go through this. Bad as it is, it could have been worse. She is alive, for that I am eternally grateful.

Thanks again.

Bill,

So sorry, my prayers are with you and your family. Hang in there.

How did surgery go?

Bill: Good. She is out and in recovery. But in a lot of pain. She has a long road ahead of her for recovery snd PT

Update for today. She is awake alert and in a lot of pain. She will need to wear a neck brace for her skull fracture for 8-12 weeks but no surgery needed, which is good. She will be in a wheel chair for the next 8-12 weeks as well, not because she can’t walk but to keep all the screws, rods and wires holding her pelvis together stabilized. She shattered her femur in two places and has two metal rods holding together. No cast. She started physical therapy today which consisted of simply sitting up on her bed with no back support. That took nearly 20 minutes and was a process filled with anguished screams, tears and curses which left my wife and I feeling helpless. She has a long painful road ahead of her of PT and rehab. She will likely move to a rehab facility once she has been discharged from the hospital.
Her doctors and nurses have been wonderful, and all are pleased with her progress and outlook. All things considered, we are lucky and grateful she is alive and happy for all the support shown.