£2k raised for Bridgnorth mum seriously injured in crash and separated from son over Christmas
More than £2,000 has been raised for a Bridgnorth mother who suffered serious injuries in a car crash and was separated from her three-year-old son over Christmas.
Donations continue to pour in for Jessy-May Dowse, aged 22, who sustained severe injuries in an accident last month.
Friends and family launched the fundraiser to support her as she faces a lengthy stay in hospital, away from her son, Noah.
In just more than a week, more than £500 was donated, pushing the total past the £2,000 mark - reaching 84 per cent of the £2,400 target. A total of 102 donations have been made so far.
An update shared before Christmas said Jessy-May had been able to see her son for the first time in more than a week and thanked the local community for its generosity.
It said: "Jessy was able to see her little boy for the first time in a week today. It’s been an emotional day for all. But a cuddle for his mummy was all that was needed. Thank you for all the donations so far you are all amazing."
Donations can be made here.
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