Brett Banasiewicz in Critical Condition
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From: Editor August 24, 2012 |
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Brett Banasiewicz is in critical condition following a nasty crash earlier today at the Vans LXVI Invitational in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Jerry Badders, Vans BMX team manager, recently posted the following update on Twitter -
"Maddog is not in a coma. He's doing better. Took neck brace off, no fractures to face. He is stable. Cleaning things up. Keep it up Maddog."
We'll keep you posted as more updates become available. Please send positive thoughts to Brett and his family!
UPDATE from Brett's mother -
“The good news is that he is squeezing Trish's hand, when they are drawing blood he is reacting to pain, they have taken off the neck collar so we are thankful for his neck & spine. Please pray that his brain will heal. He is in the best care & we have Trish Grounds, watching over him. Trish will take care of my baby.”
UPDATE from Ryan Nyquist -
"Latest on Brett @iMaddog9: he woke up, no broken bones, but has bleeding & swelling in brain. Induced coma and monitoring. Get well buddy!"
Via Vital -
Brett Banasiewicz is in critical condition following a nasty crash earlier today at the Vans LXVI Invitational in Virginia Beach, Virginia.
Jerry Badders, Vans BMX team manager, recently posted the following update on Twitter -
"Maddog is not in a coma. He's doing better. Took neck brace off, no fractures to face. He is stable. Cleaning things up. Keep it up Maddog."
We'll keep you posted as more updates become available. Please send positive thoughts to Brett and his family!
UPDATE from Brett's mother -
“The good news is that he is squeezing Trish's hand, when they are drawing blood he is reacting to pain, they have taken off the neck collar so we are thankful for his neck & spine. Please pray that his brain will heal. He is in the best care & we have Trish Grounds, watching over him. Trish will take care of my baby.”
UPDATE from Ryan Nyquist -
"Latest on Brett @iMaddog9: he woke up, no broken bones, but has bleeding & swelling in brain. Induced coma and monitoring. Get well buddy!"
