He got into a tragic incident on the ice that will change his life. Patrick Chung of the New England Patriots posted about Quetta on Instagram, writing, “This is AJ Quetta. It’s great to see support when tragedy strikes, and there are brighter days ahead.” We’re behind him and I know a lot of people are. We’ve heard he’s a strong kid and the family is as well. “We know he’s going to pull through it and be great. “AJ and his family are not alone by any means,” Bruins forward Charlie Coyle said Thursday. “Despite these tragic circumstances, it makes my family and the Boston Bruins organization very proud to see such an outpouring of support from the New England hockey community,” said Boston Bruins CEO Charlie Jacobs. The Boston Bruins announced Thursday the organization was donating a minimum of $100,000 to support AJ. That support is also coming from hockey’s highest ranks. That’s kind of what hockey parents do,” said another parent. The boys love to play, and you just pray that it will never happen to you.”
“Every time I see a kid go into the boards, my first thought is please, please, move your arms and legs,” said one parent. READ MORE: Mayor Wu Says Boston Pausing Mass And Cass Homeless Removals While ACLU Lawsuit Pending Watching an accident like that was a living nightmare for any hockey mom or dad to witness. Thank you again for keeping AJ in your prayers.”
At this time, we would appreciate everyone understanding of our family’s privacy. We can’t thank everyone enough for all the heartfelt messages of support. We would like to thank the doctors, nurses and first responders for their extraordinary efforts to help our son. “People have been unbelievable and my wife Nicole and I are grateful. “The outpouring of support is incredible,” said Anthony Quetta, Sr. Quetta underwent surgery Wednesday night. He was later taken to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston. Thursday, over $400,000 has been donated through the fundraising page.īy the time both teams took a knee in prayer after the injury, Quetta, who wore number 10, had been rushed to Bay State Medical Center. “To see the pain on their face meant a lot.”Īs of 5 p.m. “There’s no playbook for this, for any of us, for our kids,” said Bishop Feehan President Tim Sullivan. READ MORE: Murder Investigation Underway After Man Found Dead Inside Wareham Motel RoomĪ GoFundMe page has been set up to help pay for Quetta’s hospital bills and recovery. Quetta, 18, was playing for the Shamrocks against Pope Francis in West Springfield when he crashed headfirst into the boards. The Pope Francis team put stickers of AJ’s number on their helmets during their game last night.ATTLEBORO (CBS) – Hundreds of thousands of dollars have been donated to help pay the medical expenses for Bishop Feehan High School Senior and hockey player AJ Quetta, who was seriously hurt during a game on Tuesday. Sullivan also commended Pope Francis Preparatory School for everything they’ve been doing to support AJ and their school. He described as a great hockey player, a great teammate, and a great friend. Sullivan told 22News he was able to watch AJ play hockey several times this season. We are all trying to be there for AJ and his family,” said Sullivan. “I talked to AJs mom this morning, which was great, and she asked me to share with everyone that all the support she’s seeing, they are seeing it and she’s incredibly moved by it. The president of his high school, Tim Sullivan, told 22News AJ’s family has been overwhelmed by all the love and support. We have so much hope! We love you so much AJ.” With your donations, we can get him to the best doctors to do everything we can to get him better. “AJ has gotten into a hockey accident, and might not be able to move his body again. Patriots player Patrick Chung was among those that donated and asked his fans to donate on his Instagram page. His sister Elyse set up the GoFundMe page and already has over $380,000 raised as of Thursday afternoon, well past the $10,000 goal. Bishop Feehan hockey player injured at game in West Springfield undergoes surgery
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