The family of the Norwegian pilot Mia Rusthen has launched a fundraising campaign to cover her medical expenses after she suffered a traumatic brain injury during an accident at the opening event of the Women’s World Road Racing Championships in Italy.
After not qualifying as expected, Mine Rusthen began to recover during the first race of the new series. On the fifth lap, Mine Rusthen She crashed and suffered severe injuries, leading to the immediate suspension of the race to attend to her medical emergency. She was taken to hospital, where doctors kept her in an induced coma as part of her treatment.
Pilot Mia Rusthen needs our help
After a long hospital stay in Italy, Mia Rusthen She returned home, where she continues to work hard for her complete recovery. However, the rehabilitation process is long and complicated for the young woman. 22 years old. Especially due to the severity of the brain injury he suffered.
Mia Rusthen remains hospitalized and her family has launched a crowdfunding campaign to raise the necessary funds to cover her rehabilitation, training and aftercare. The family has shared updates on social media, hoping to raise 25,350 eurosof which they have already managed to raise 11,400 euros. As you can imagine, you can support their recovery through this link.
The most recent family update reported: “We know a lot of people are worried about Mia, so here’s a quick update: Mia has been transferred to Sunnaas Hospital to continue her rehabilitation and training following the crash at the opening round of the World WCR on June 15, where she suffered a traumatic brain injury.”.
The family spokesman continues: “The road to recovery is long and challenging after such a serious injury. There are many stages and obstacles in this process, and unfortunately, no one can predict the final outcome for a considerable time. However, we know that Mia is receiving the best possible care and is in expert hands. She is already demonstrating incredible strength and determination, making small and large strides each day.”
The family continues: “Despite this, Mia still needs peace and quiet and is therefore unable to receive visitors or use social media to reply to messages. We still appreciate all the good wishes and greetings, which we pass on to her with gratitude. It is premature to talk about a possible return to racing for Mia, apart from the fact that this year’s season has concluded for her. However, it is encouraging for Mia to know that her place in the World Championship awaits her when she is ready for it.”.
And they conclude: “Only time and patience will show Mia the way forward. She is surrounded by hope, strength and love. We deeply appreciate all the support and thoughtfulness you continue to give to Mia and our family.” From here, all our strength and passion for Mia.
