Beautician Loses Arm in Bali Scooter Crash
- Beautician Charlene Morrissey, 33, from Airdrie, Scotland, involved in a severe scooter crash in Bali.
- Thrown from her scooter, Charlene was hit by an oncoming lorry causing her arm to be severed.
- The incident left her with a devastating injury that will have lasting effects on her life.
Charlene, a crash survivor, is currently receiving treatment in a Scottish hospital after being airlifted from South East Asia following a serious accident on July 21. In a heartfelt video shared on Instagram, she opened up about her near-death experience and the extensive injuries she sustained, expressing her determination to regain a semblance of normalcy in her life. "I have lost a lot of weight and I have been dangerously medicated," she revealed, highlighting the challenges she faces in her recovery. Reflecting on the traumatic incident, Charlene recounted the moment she lay injured by the roadside, vividly describing the horrific scene as she attempted to piece together her severely damaged arm. "I had just been slaughtered," she stated, emphasizing the gravity of her injuries. Despite the trauma, she remains hopeful, noting that she is beginning to regain movement in her fingers. A specialist medical team was dispatched to Bali to assess her condition, ultimately determining that she was stable enough for the long journey back to Scotland. Charlene expressed gratitude for the support she has received, stating, "There have been so many miracles." In light of her situation, a GoFundMe campaign was launched, quickly surpassing £100,000 in donations, showcasing the community's support for her recovery journey. As she continues to navigate the challenges ahead, Charlene's resilience shines through, as she vows to do everything possible to adapt to her new reality.