San Diego Acroyoga Accident Leaves Young Woman Paralyzed
Community Raises Over $155,000 for Abby Weiss
Local News Outlets Report on Tragic Accident
Abby Weiss, a 32-year-old North Park resident, was left paralyzed from the neck down after attempting a new acroyoga move.
According to KGTV, Weiss was practicing acroyoga with a group of friends when she fell and sustained a spinal cord injury.
Acroyoga is a combination of yoga and acrobatics that involves two or more people working together to create poses. It is a popular form of exercise, but it also carries the risk of injury.
Friends Launch GoFundMe to Support Weiss
In the wake of the accident, Weiss's friends have launched a GoFundMe campaign to help cover her medical expenses.
The campaign has already raised over $155,000, demonstrating the outpouring of support for Weiss and her family.
Community Rallies Around Weiss
The San Diego community has rallied around Weiss, offering support and prayers.
Local businesses have donated to the GoFundMe campaign, and a group of yoga instructors has organized a benefit class to raise additional funds.
Weiss's Condition and Prognosis
Weiss is currently undergoing rehabilitation at a local hospital.
Her prognosis is uncertain, but she is determined to regain her mobility.
Acroyoga Safety Tips
The acroyoga accident involving Weiss is a reminder of the importance of safety when practicing this activity.
- Always practice with a spotter.
- Start with simple poses and gradually progress to more difficult ones.
- Be aware of your surroundings and avoid practicing in areas where there are obstacles.
Resources for Spinal Cord Injury Victims
If you or someone you know has been injured in a spinal cord accident, there are resources available to help.
- The National Spinal Cord Injury Association (NSCIA): https://www.nscia.org
- The Christopher & Dana Reeve Foundation: https://www.christopherreeve.org
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