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Alivia Jane Campbell remains in the hospital, tenaciously battling each day after being struck by a truck last Friday. The incident resulted in significant brain injuries and a fractured pelvis, according to an update shared by Reese Campbell on a crowdfunding platform today.
“She is fighting hard, but she has a long road ahead of her,” Reese expressed.
Alivia is cherished not only as a friend to many but also as a dedicated mother to her two young daughters, who desperately need her back home.
Currently, her family and friends are doing everything possible to aid in her recovery and ensure she can safely return to Australia once her condition stabilizes enough for travel.
The expenses for medical care, hospital stays, and potential emergency transportation back home are mounting rapidly, placing a significant financial burden on the family.
In a later update on Instagram, Reese said the “strongest” girl she’d ever met was “still in a (sic) extremely bad way and not conscious”.
Alivia’s sister Amanda Campbell said the crash had turned the family’s world upside down and asked for people to donate or share the fundraiser.Â
Tiarn Green, who described herself as Alivia’s best friend of more than 10 years, said the family had a “long road ahead”.
“Liv is an extremely strong girl, but has 2 beautiful little girls at home who need her.”
By tonight, the Campbells had raised more than $60,000 of a planned $100,000 to cover hospital and medical treatment in Bali, help with ongoing care and recovery, and help to bring Alivia home as soon as possible.
“She is still in hospital in critical condition and continues to fight every single day after the devastating motorbike accident,” Reese said today.
“The doctors are doing everything they can for her.
“This has been an incredibly difficult time for her family and loved ones, but the support we’ve seen from everyone has been truly overwhelming.”
Alivia’s brother David told the ABC she did not have travel insurance.
A Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade spokesperson confirmed it was “providing consular assistance to the family of an Australian in Bali”.
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