Lisa Fitzgerald : “Train Accident Survivor Loses Leg”

By | May 23, 2024

– Woman leg amputation train accident
– Train collision amputee woman rescues herself.

Accident – Death – Obituary News : A woman in the United States recently suffered a devastating accident that resulted in the loss of her leg. Lisa Fitzgerald, a commuter in New Jersey, was struck by a New Jersey Transit train at the Morristown station. Despite the traumatic incident, Fitzgerald managed to pull herself to safety, showcasing incredible strength and resilience in the face of adversity.

The Morristown Department of Public Safety detailed the harrowing ordeal in a Facebook post, explaining how an officer found Fitzgerald at the end of the eastbound platform with her left leg severed above the knee. The quick actions of the officer, who applied a tourniquet to stop the bleeding, likely saved Fitzgerald’s life. Her severed leg was recovered from the tracks and given to medical personnel before she was rushed to the hospital for treatment.

A GoFundMe campaign launched by Fitzgerald’s sister shed light on the tragic turn of events that unfolded during her commute to New York. Despite the challenges she faced, including the eventual amputation of her leg, Fitzgerald remained resilient. The campaign has raised over $55,000 to support her ongoing rehabilitation and care.

Following her initial treatment, Fitzgerald has begun inpatient physical therapy to aid in her recovery. Her journey, dubbed the “Miracle of Morristown,” has inspired many as she bravely faces the immense pain and challenges ahead. Through it all, Fitzgerald continues to smile fearlessly, showcasing her strength and determination to overcome the obstacles in her path.

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– Woman loses leg after being struck by train
– Woman pulls herself off tracks after being struck by train.

   

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