The doctors shook their heads after his MRI and CT scan, telling Jennifer and husband Chris that Julian’s is what they call a complete injury at the C4 and C5 vertebrae.

Julian was alert and talking, but unable to move. The EMT’s allowed Jennifer to ride in the ambulance with him. It took an hour to remove Julian from his vehicle. I was in my pajamas and rain was pouring down.” I held on to her and cried uncontrollably. I told her I’m a nurse, told her maybe I could help. I ran to a lady, a police officer, and saw Julian’s car in the ditch. “The fire and police departments were already there. “I arrived at the same time as the ambulance,” said Jennifer. She opened the garage door and heard sirens. When he didn’t answer, she grabbed her keys. She gave the app a chance to refresh, then tried Julian on his cell phone.

His mom, Jennifer, was tracking Julian’s drive on her phone via the Life360 app when suddenly, just a mile from home, Julian’s car stopped. It is the perfect gig for a boy like him, who loves meeting new people and is known for his kind disposition. 21 in Chapin, S.C., Julian Stanford, 17, headed home after his shift at Higher Ground, a restaurant where he has worked for over a year. Two weeks after Britt’s accident, on Aug. The O’Briens were grateful, as Shepherd is ranked in the top 10 rehabilitation centers in the United States, specializing in, among other things, spinal cord injuries. After a surgery and weeklong stay at Grady, Britt was transferred to Shepherd.

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