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Rylie Grady is in a stable condition at Princess Alexandra Hospital after sustaining serious injuries in a two-car crash in Belmont, Brisbane. The teenager has undergone multiple surgeries, while his family is raising funds for travel, rehabilitation, care and household expenses. Police are searching for witnesses and dashcam footage as they investigate the crash.
His mum Jazmine Matehe, dad Paul Grady and brother Hunter are now staying close to him as they face an uncertain road ahead. Old Cleveland Rd in Belmont, Brisbane, where Rylie was struck by two vehicles.
Rylie is currently in the intensive care unit at Princess Alexandra Hospital, where he has undergone multiple surgeries since the weekend.
“He is in a stable condition at the moment and has had multiple surgeries since the weekend,” a family friend told 7NEWS.com.au in an update.set up for the family says Rylie is a much-loved son, brother, friend and student, with “so much life still ahead of him”. “In a matter of moments, his mum Jazmine, dad Paul and brother Hunter were thrown into every family’s worst nightmare,” organiser Shari Holley wrote.
The teenager previously attended Wellington Point State High School and is now a student at BUSY Schools in Cleveland. His family has described the road ahead as potentially long and difficult, with money being raised to help cover time away from work, travel to and from hospital, rehabilitation, ongoing care and household expenses.
“If you know this family, you will know how deeply they love their boys,” Holley said. “If you do not know them personally, please know that behind this fundraiser is a mum, a dad and a brother whose world has been turned upside down. ” Rylie was seriously injured after being struck by two cars in Belmont, with one driver allegedly fleeing the scene.
The first vehicle involved, described as a dark SUV, left the scene beforePolice said investigations remain ongoing and are urging anyone who witnessed the crash or has relevant dashcam footage to
Rylie Grady Brisbane Two-Car Crash Hospital Fundraiser Police Investigation
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