Auto Accident Victim

“I was on my way to work, I hit some black ice, did some rolling, I rolled over a call box. They flew me to UPMC, I was in a coma – 21 days the first time. They had to put my leg in a bag with antibiotics because they weren’t sure I was going to make it, found out I was allergic to Percocet. I had seizures, landed me up in the transplant unit.

At the same time, Deb was in the hospital, my partner was in the hospital and my mother was in the hospital and what was nice is I never had to worry what was going on here, because they called and they updated. They called and checked the hospital and checked on Deb. I know it was business, but I think it was a lot personal too, you didn’t feel like you were up on a back burner. He (John Gismondi) didn’t speak above me, he spoke to me. I know I have to wear a brace the rest of my life. But he made it to where we can enjoy being together. I would recommend him to anyone. For anything.”