Holbrook Mom Hopes To MEDVAC Daughter Home After Nebraska Crash

HOLBROOK, MA — A Holbrook mother is reaching out to her community for help bringing her daughter Tatyana home to continue her recovery after she suffered life-threatening injuries while on a Nebraska highway.

Tatyana Abouzeid, 26, was accompanying her best friend from Boston to California to help him move when a vehicle swerved and ran into their car on Route 80 in Nebraska Sunday, her mother Margo wrote in the description of a GoFundMe campaign for her daughter.

The car the pair were traveling in went airborne and flipped over 15 times, ejecting Tatyana Abouzeid from the car before she was run over by a semi-tractor trailer on her lower extremities, nearly killing her, her mother said.

The 26-year-old suffered a skull fracture, a broken pelvis and multiple bone fractures and lost a huge amount of blood, her mother said. She also needed her right leg amputated and is at risk of losing her left leg as well.

"At this time, we are in desperate need to get her med lifted and have a time limit," Margo Abouzeid wrote. "We need to get her home soon so she can get better and have the greatest recovery. She needs to be transported with the ventilator and we only have 1 week to make this possible."

Tatyana Abouzeid has a long road of recovery ahead, including multiple surgeries.

"We would really ask that you please keep her in your prayers and if you're able to contribute anything, we would truly appreciate the support," her mother wrote. "She's a beautiful soul, with the biggest heart in the world."

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