The celebrations of the promotional show of United after one of the supporters fell from a tree and is now in a coma that has suffered from life -threatening injuries on Monday
A Leeds United fans suffered from life -threatening injuries and is now in a coma in the wake of the club championship title. Ed Opion fell from a tree while watching the side show on Monday.
The 23 -year -old girl was transferred to the Leeds General Dispensary for Treatment, and his mother, Stacy Parker, confirmed that her son had undergone an operation. The full range of his injuries is still unclear.
A campaign for the collection of donations for ED has already been prepared and a number of more than 10,000 pounds. The American Professional League and Leeds United investor donated £ 2000.
Ed's mother said: “For those who simply sent by saying they are thinking about it, they pray for him, thank you.” “He needs all the prayers and luck in the world now, we all do.
“I hope to show the same flexibility, the same strength, and the same personality that we all know and love in the days/weeks and months.”
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The Ed family, who lives in York, is currently traveling to and from the hospital four times a day to spend time with their son as possible. His mother told BBC: “We hold with hope that our son and brother will get out of this without any harm as possible, given his injuries.”
“Until now, there is little improvement in its condition. It is still in a coma, but the wonderful team that he takes care of is sure that it shows some positive signs.”
She added: “Ed and his brothers are incredibly close and feel his absence, as well as his father and I.”
Ms. Parker said that social media publications were “very sad” in the wake of the tragic accident. Much of speculation and poor treatment was an effect on the family.
She said: “We wanted to reduce countless events that revolve around Ed and also to urge people to think about what they write on social media for their loved ones to see.”
“We are going through one of the worst things that a parent can go through, and some unjustified comments increase our heartache as a family. Ed is just a young man who made a mistake and he pays its price dearly.”
Mrs. Parker refuted some suggestions. “As much as I realized, alcohol was consumed, but I am sure that it was not paralyzed as some jobs indicate,” she said.
“I am also confident that the mother could have been that no other material has been involved.”
