At the Placerville Moose Lodge Friday evening, tons of got here collectively to assist an area teen and her household after an ATV accident this summer time led to her dropping a part of her left arm.“El Dorado County is amazing. The people here are so friendly and very, very, supportive,” stated Eric Wexelman, Trinity Wexelman’s father. “The community has been absolutely supportive.”Suzanne Erskine, one of many organizers of the occasion, and a part of the Heart of the Community group on the lodge stated they usually are drawn to organizing fundraisers that assist younger folks in want in the community. “That’s what we do here,” she stated.Trinity misplaced a part of her arm in an ATV accident in July, based on her household. The avid equestrian, nevertheless, has already begun driving once more and is therapeutic properly. Her mother and father stated when she is properly sufficient, they plan to take steps to get her a prosthetic. They stated they’re uncertain what that can price, however that their daughter has proven resiliency via the adversity of the state of affairs.“She’s just amazing,” stated her mom, Jamaica Wexelman. “She’s very independent, tenacious and getting right back in the saddle.”The Wexelman household thanked the community for their assist, particularly native companies who donated to the occasion, and stated they’re so happy with their daughter and the energy she continues to point out.A GoFundMe is elevating cash for Trinity’s medical bills.
At the Placerville Moose Lodge Friday evening, tons of got here collectively to assist an area teen and her household after an ATV accident this summer time led to her dropping a part of her left arm.
“El Dorado County is amazing. The people here are so friendly and very, very, supportive,” stated Eric Wexelman, Trinity Wexelman’s father. “The community has been absolutely supportive.”
Suzanne Erskine, one of many organizers of the occasion, and a part of the Heart of the Community group on the lodge stated they usually are drawn to organizing fundraisers that assist younger folks in want in the community.
“That’s what we do here,” she stated.
Trinity misplaced a part of her arm in an ATV accident in July, based on her household. The avid equestrian, nevertheless, has already begun driving once more and is therapeutic properly.
Her mother and father stated when she is properly sufficient, they plan to take steps to get her a prosthetic. They stated they’re uncertain what that can price, however that their daughter has proven resiliency via the adversity of the state of affairs.
“She’s just amazing,” stated her mom, Jamaica Wexelman. “She’s very independent, tenacious and getting right back in the saddle.”
The Wexelman household thanked the community for their assist, particularly native companies who donated to the occasion, and stated they’re so happy with their daughter and the energy she continues to point out.
A GoFundMe is elevating cash for Trinity’s medical bills.