Critically injured Nov. 6, Noah is home and back in school.
The 9-year-old Avon Lake boy, seriously injured last November met the members of the Avon Lake Fire Department and Metro Life Flight staff who attended to him after his injury. The Feb. 6 4 p.m. meeting at the firehouse brought out Noah’s family and friends as well as the first responders involved in the assisting him following the Nov. 6 accident. "You guys are so special," Noah told paramedics including Gary Madej andLife Flight nurse John Singleton. Noah took turns hugging each responder with a wide smile on his face and shaking hands. The reunion was made even more special when a Metro Life Flight helicopter landed at the firehouse in his honor. Noah donned a pilot’s helmet and grinned for cameras behind the helicopter’s controls. …
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Donations being accepted online, by mail for boy critically injured on Nov. 6.
An account is being set up to offset expected costs for Noah Venesile’s medical bills, recovery and rehabilitation. The 9-year-old Westview student was critically injured Nov. 6 in a collision with a car. He has been upgraded to stable condition, but remains in the Pediatric Intesive Care Unit (PICU) with severe head trauma. The account has been set up by Noah’s aunt, Christine Venesile. “We don’t what’s ahead for Noah, if there’s going to be a need to changes to the house. We’re preparing for anything and everything,” Christine said. A link set up on PayItSquare.com, for Support for Noah Venesile's Journey makes it easy for supporters to donate online. A posting on the site said the goal is to reach $10,000. They had reached 11 percent …
Dave
7:05 am on Friday, February 8, 2013
Great for Noah and the first responders. What a great outcome to a tragic day. On a second note,,, read this and tell me if it makes sense.... "He came home on Jan. 4 and returned to school the next week." more ›