11/09/2026
So, if youโve noticed my socials have been a little quiet lately, thereโs a pretty big reason why. ๐
On 21/07, my hubby, Jade, was riding his motorbike on the highway past Wivenhoe when a car attempting to cross the highway T-boned him. It was a horrific accident and life has changed pretty dramatically for us since then-he was immediately put into an induced coma and flown to Royal Hobart Hospital where they performed extensive surgery on him the following day.
Heโs currently in a wheelchair and has a long, slow road of recovery ahead of him. There have been hospital stays, appointments, adjustments, plenty of ups and downs, and a whole new routine for both of us.
Honestly, social media just hasnโt been a priority. Weโve been concentrating on getting through each day, looking after each other and figuring out this new normal.
Weโre finally starting to settle into a bit of a routine now, so I thought it was time to pop my head back up and let you all know whatโs been happening.
And amongst all the craziness, weโve discovered that we have some absolute gems of humans around us. โค๏ธ
A few incredible people have put together a fundraiser for Jade, and we honestly cannot thank them enough. The amount of love, support and effort that has gone into organising it has been pretty overwhelming in the best possible way.
https://www.facebook.com/share/14qH5YegyU5/
If youโre in the area, please pop in, say hello have a chat- it would mean the absolute world to us. And if you canโt make it, sharing the fundraiser helps more than you might realise.
Weโve got a long road ahead. Recovery is going to be slow, and there will no doubt be plenty of challenges along the way, but weโre taking it one day at a time and celebrating every little bit of progress. โค๏ธ
Thank you to everyone who has checked in, sent messages, offered support, helped out, or simply thought of us. We feel incredibly lucky to have such wonderful people in our corner.