Student paralyzed after shallow dive
Reposting worthy topic after there were some... issues... with the previous incarnation.
http://www.wxyz.com/news/friends-and-family-rally-around-paralyzed-unive...
A devastating diving accident has paralyzed a University of Michigan student. But a wave of support is pouring in for the young man, now fighting at U of M Hospital to get back to living life.
Taylor Janssen was set to start his junior year at the U of M this fall.
Just a week and a half ago, the 19-year-old from Commerce Township broke his neck when he dove into a shallow part of Lake Sherwood attempting to retrieve a volleyball.
The life-changing accident prompted friends and family to make sure Taylor is ready for the challenges ahead. Taylor's father Mark Janssen says his son will likely be paralyzed from the chest down.
Someone posted it previously.*
* Hurr durr, I didn't read the first sentence of the post.
So no idea if this was reposted there too:
http://mgoblog.com/mgoboard/please-help-support-tragically-injured-wolv…
EDIT: Clicked through and saw the same GoFundMe link was shared in the article too, so awesome!
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The link is below, for convenience. A great cause for a great kid, needless to say:
Anything I need to be mod-worried about? Didn't see what evolved after my last comments
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between freshman and sophomore year. he missed a year but came back, graduated, and now 30 years later has lived an incredible life, wonderful wife, 3 sons, works for U of M. i have told him a number of times over the years how much I admire him and how i don't think i would've been able to do 2% of what he has accomplished. go blue!
August 1st, 2015 at 12:31 AM ^
Last week on our vaca trip we spent the night in Richland, MS on our way to Gulf Shores. We were traveling with another couple and they went to pick up take out while i monitored the 5 kids at the Hampton Inn pool. Nice, new hotel, but the outdoor pool was only 5 feet deep. I was that dad and said "no diving", even though the other guests had all their ankle-biters diving all over the place. I didn't win any "dad of the year" comments from our disappointed group. After reading this article I don't feel so bad. Prayers out to this young man and his family.
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