A devastating snow machine accident in Eagle River, Alaska, has left Junior LaTocha, a 38-year-old father and business owner, without a leg. LaTocha was snow machining with his son and friend, Kenvin Cross, on a trail south of Glennallen.
Suddenly, LaTocha’s machine crashed into a power pole, resulting in severe injuries that required amputation surgery. Cross, who witnessed the accident, said everything happened quickly.
LaTocha was rushed to the hospital, where he underwent emergency surgery. Meanwhile, Cross launched a GoFundMe campaign to help offset LaTocha’s medical expenses. LaTocha, who owns and operates Alaskan electricians, was uninsured at the time of the accident.
His family and friends are rallying around him, providing emotional support during this challenging time. LaTocha is grateful for the support and is trying to stay positive. He knows the road to recovery will be long and challenging, but he’s determined to get back on his feet.
As LaTocha begins his journey to recovery, his community is coming together to support him. The Junior LaTocha accident has left a lasting impact, and LaTocha ‘s road to recovery will be long and challenging. However, with the support of his loved ones and community, LaTocha is hopeful for a successful recovery.
In the coming weeks and months, LaTocha will face numerous challenges as he adapts to his new prosthetic leg. Nevertheless, his determination and resilience will undoubtedly inspire those around him.
LaTocha’s family and friends urge everyone to keep him in their thoughts and prayers during this difficult time. Donations to the GoFundMe campaign will help alleviate some financial burdens associated with LaTocha’s recovery.
This news story was originally published by Alaska’s News Source.
