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<\/span><\/div><\/div><\/span><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>Update 12\/02\/18<\/strong><\/p>\n Two weeks post-injury and three surgeries later, Weston Peick is set for a release from the Paris hospital this Monday, December 3rd. He has been cleared to fly back home and is booked on the first flight to California on Tuesday morning. His recovery will be a long one with at least one more surgery scheduled for his nose and will be required to see an eye specialist once he\u2019s back in California. Please keep him and his family in your thoughts and prayers.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div> Update 11\/25\/18<\/strong><\/p>\n Weston Peick is recovering nicely at H\u00f4pital Piti\u00e9-Salp\u00eatri\u00e8re after a seven-hour surgery to address his multiple facial fractures that concluded late yesterday evening. This surgery went longer than expected due to the extensive trauma to and around his eyes and nose. According to Peick\u2019s doctors, his second surgery was a success. They were able to repair all the damage he sustained and expect to remove his tracheostomy tube as early as Tuesday, November 27th. With a possible release date as early as Friday, November 30th if he meets all release requirements.<\/p>\n Due to the successful second surgery that had no complications and the proficient surgically staff, once the tracheostomy tube is removed Peick will be cleared for non-medical assisted air transport. He will be required to have non-assisted commercial air transport but that will be a fraction of the expected cost. Peick will have a long road to a full recovery once he\u2019s back in California. According to his Paris surgeons, the damage he sustained to his right eye will require treatment from a specialist and he will need another less invasive nose surgery once the swelling has gone down.<\/p>\n Peick has had some of the best care possible during this trying time mainly due to the fast response of Eric Peronnard and everyone involved with the Paris Supercross. Louie Peick, Weston\u2019s father, and fianc\u00e9 Kelly would like to thank everyone that has donated to his cause and has sent positive messages and prayers. With this support for Weston, it\u2019s one less thing that they will have to focus on.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div> 11\/20\/18-<\/strong><\/p>\n AutoTrader\/Yoshimura\/Suzuki Factory Racing rider Weston Peick underwent an extensive first surgery late last night at the hospital he was transported to after a collision with another rider during the opening night of the 2018 Paris Supercross. Peick was heavily sedated to help relieve the extreme pain from his injuries and post-op surgeries. His first successful surgery was to fix the multiple nose, eye and other facial fractures including two breaks in his jaw and dual dislocation of the jaw bone from his skull. His injuries are extensive and very serious but the doctors have confirmed no brain or spinal damage has occurred, and he is expected to make a full recovery. Peick is now awake and under minor sedation to help offset the tremendous pain he is in. His physicians are assessing his status and starting phase two of his treatment to determine the timeline for his second surgery.<\/p>\n Peick, his father Louie, fianc\u00e9e Kelly, and mechanic Travis are with him as he recovers from his first surgery. Being so far away from home, the medical care they are accustom to, and the language barrier is making the recovery process a bit more difficult on everyone. Staying in France for the second surgery will be a long and expensive process. It is the only option for him, as air transfer is not a safe option yet, due to the trauma he sustained to his face. Peick is expected to undergo his second surgery within seven days from now with a hopeful US transfer date of ten days post-opt making that an expected home arrival around early December. Once he is medically released, both his Paris doctors and US surgeons are expecting him to require medical assisted air transport to safely fly. The total cost to transport him back home to the states is projected around $104,000.00, this is not including the bills from his over three weeks in the hospital.<\/p>\n The extended international hospital stay, two surgeries, and medically necessary assisted air transfer are accumulating towering medical bills that Peick\u2019s international and US insurance policies will not cover 100% of. A longtime supporter of Road 2 Recovery, Peick is now in need of our support. Road 2 Recovery\u2019s board members have approved a grant to contribute to the funds needed to get Weston back home. The medical bills are projected to be far greater than his insurance and the R2R grant can cover. An R2R-Fund has been set up to get him back home. You can help support Weston by making a tax deductible donation here. All funds raised will go towards his substantial medical bills and medical air transport.<\/p>\n The Peick family\u2019s main goal is to get Weston back home to the States as safely as possible so he can get back to doing what he loves most, racing. Weston\u2019s road back to racing will be a long and difficult one; but one that will be achievable with the support from family, friends, and fans. Any contribution to Peick\u2019s R2R-Fund is greatly apricated and will go a long way. He and his family are very grateful for all the love, prayer, and positive thoughts everyone has sent his way.<\/p>\n<\/div>
Doctors removed his tracheostomy and feeding tube earlier this week after his 3rd surgery. His latest surgery performed added three facial plates; one to readjust the jaw, one tooth plate to keep everything in place, and one more plate was added below his right eye to help with vision. Peick is recovering nicely and was up walking quickly after surgery.<\/p>\n
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