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A fundraiser has been set up to support a mum-of-two who was 'run over' in a pub car park in Kidderminster. Friend Louise Wade has started a GoFundMe to "ease the pressure" on Natasha Jones and her young family after she sustained serious injuries during an incident at the Hare and Hounds. Ms Jones sustained a dislocated and fractured hip and remains in hospital following surgery.
Her friend Louise set up the GoFundMe to cover costs over the coming months including taxi fares as Natasha is unable to drive. Louise Wade said: "Tash was involved in a horrific incident on Saturday, March 1. Tash ended up in a bad way, with a dislocated hip and a fractured hip.
She still remains in hospital in a serious yet stable condition and is being supported by close friends and family. "This fundraiser is being set up to ease any burdens the family may face in the wake of all of this. Tash and her mum have had an awful time over the past year and this is the last thing they needed.
"Any funds raised will go direct to Tash, to use on whatever she may need in the coming months, she obviously won't be able to drive for the foreseeable, so this could be used on taxi fare if needed, anything she may need for her two beautiful daughters and whatever else crops up that she may need." To donate to the GoFundMe visit https://www.gofundme.
com/f/to-ease-the-pressure-on-family-whilst-tash-is-recovering Louise has described Natasha as a "strong, independent and focused" person with the family being grateful for all the support. She added: "I'm sure having to rely on others right now is hard enough, but with our community, especially the Walshes, I am sure we can all pull together to try and make things a bit easier for them all." Aston Amos, aged 34, of Queens Road, Stourport, has been charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent and is set to appear at Worcester Crown Court on March 31.
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