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On September 20th, 2021, our son Nicholas was involved in a serious motorcycle accident. He was taken to the ER at Paoli Hospital where they had to put him under sedation due to the severity of his wounds. Their orthopedic surgeon performed immediate surgery to stabilize Nick’s badly broken right leg and left ankle. His femur, tibia, and fibula were all crushed. That same leg had a large open wound from a compound fracture from the tibia which had to be closed and we were told he may lose his leg due to the severity of the wound and fear of infection.
The next day Nick was air lifted to Lankenau Medical Center to be seen by their orthopedic trauma surgeon for more surgery. He had severely broken numerous bones in his left foot and shattered his ankle. He also broke his left elbow as well as 4 ribs. Along with those injuries, Nick had severe head trauma and brain hemorrhage. He also had a fractured sacrum which also needed surgery to repair. He spent two weeks in the ICU under sedation and had three more surgeries. So far he has endured 7 surgeries, and will hopefully only need 1 more.
This accident has been devastating to Nick and his family. Nick has always been a very active guy. He had been working at starting his own landscaping business. He’s a very talented man as he has quite the eye for creating beautiful outdoor spaces and landscapes. He took great pride in his workmanship. Nick also loves animals. He has two 50&70 pound rescue dogs and 26 chickens. As you can imagine this has been very difficult on our family financially and we’ve all had to adjust our schedules to accommodate Nick’s medical needs and constant care.
Nick’s prognosis for now is non weight bearing on either leg for at least 6 months or more. His broken elbow is non weight bearing for now also. He is unable to do any physical therapy at this time due to the amount of injuries and we are still very hopeful that the wound from the compound fracture will continue to heal with no more complications or surgeries needed. There may be some skin graphing needed but for now we are hopeful that will not need to happen.
His road ahead is a long one. He continues to try and keep a positive attitude, but struggles daily with the pain and lasting effects of the head trauma.
There are many medical expenses associated with getting Nick well again. Insurance only covers a portion of the expenses. There are the surgeries, not fully covered, the test, the medications, co-pays, the travel and of course there will be much cost for the physical therapy that will come when he is strong enough to endure the daily therapies.
Donations to Help Hope Live can help ease the financial burden we’re facing as a family and give Nick a chance to start over as he heals and works towards regaining his independence and walking again. Please help Nick regain his strength, independence and mobility.
To help Nicholas Pizio we are raising money for the nonprofit Help Hope Live to fund uninsured medical expenses associated with Catastrophic Injury.
We chose to fundraise for Help Hope Live in part because Help Hope Live assures fiscal accountability of funds raised and tax deductibility for contributors. Contributors can be sure donations will be used to pay or reimburse medical and related expenses. To make a tax-deductible donation to this fundraising campaign, click on the GIVE button. And please share Nick’s page on your social media.
For more information, please contact Help Hope Live at 800.642.8399.
Thank you for your support! The family!
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We all hope you are healing fast and back on your feet soon Nick!
The DiGregorio’s
Joseph Digregorio
Get well soon Nick!
Matt Marcelli
Hi Nick,
I hope you are feeling better very soon!
Sending lots of positive energy!
Maria Berryman
Maria Berryman
Much love to the family ❤️
Gabriela Serpa
Sending you healing energy and blessings!!
Kim Vincent
Allegra & Josh ✨❤️❤️❤️✨
Allegra and Josh Salladino
Wishing you a speedy recovery -
Love and Belief,
Elise Vanessa and Portia customers from Gleaners Cafe
Elise Danh
I hope each new day brings you a speedy recovery. Get well soon Nick!
Chelsea Atz
Best Wishes For a Speedy Recovery! Love Lori and Joe
Lori and Joe Ranieri
Donna Hamilton
♥️
Michael and Claudia Pozzuolo
Sending lots of positive healing prayers to the Pizio family
Bill and Elaine McFadyen xoxo
Elaine Mcfadyen
❤️✊
Stephen Hencheck
We love you Brooke and we love your family. Wishing Nick a speedy recovery! ❤️
Madeline And Trevor
Keep on keeping on nick. Thinking of you buddy
Anonymous
So much love to you and your family from Heather and Roach. We wish Nick a speedy recovery!
Alissa Roach
❤️❤️❤️
Cat Logan
This is such an amazing family, they deserve our support and love.
Sophie Naylor
Love you Nick and Pizio family. Wishing you a speedy and strong recovery
dustin mintzer
I’m so proud of Nick for facing all these challenges and for everyone that has helped ❤️
Carli Dulgerian
Nick,
I hope this helps in some small way. You are an amazing young man and I know with hard work and determination you can get through this and be stronger than ever!
We love you!
Aunt Terri, Chris and Dana
Theresa Carlson
Make checks payable to:
Help Hope Live
Note in memo:
In honor of Nicholas Pizio
Mail to:
Help Hope Live
2 Radnor Corporate Center
Suite 100
100 Matsonford Road
Radnor, PA 19087
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