Sea World helicopter crash survivor Nicholas Tadros is now speaking in major breakthrough
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Incredible breakthrough for 10-year-old boy who miraculously survived Sea World helicopter crash but still faces an agonizing health battle
- Helicopter crash survivor at Sea World speaks
- Nicholas Tadros made a breakthrough in health
A 10-year-old boy who survived the deadly Sea World helicopter crash can now speak as he makes a miraculous breakthrough in his recovery.
Nicholas Tadros is now able to communicate verbally with his family in a major turning point for his health since the horrific accident on January 2.
Her mother, Vanessa, was among the four people who died when her joy flight crashed into another helicopter near the Gold Coast theme park.
Nicholas was pulled from the rubble with horrific injuries and spent days on life support in critical condition as he fought to survive.
A 10-year-old boy who survived the Sea World helicopter crash can now speak as he makes a miraculous breakthrough in his recovery.
Her mother, Vanessa, was among the four people who died when her joy flight crashed into another helicopter near the Gold Coast theme park.
His priest, Father Suresh Kumar, provided an update on Friday on the boy’s struggles saying the 10-year-old has been able to speak to his father Simon.
A billion thanks to God. He doesn’t have a brain injury,’ he wrote on Facebook.
“Simon can talk to him and Nicholas answers very clearly with names, dates, although his voice is a bit muddled. He’s still under partial sedation.
His mother, Vanessa, could have grabbed his head and shielded him from the impact.
‘She is a hero. Nicholas will be able to tell us when he can remember. May Vanessa’s soul rest in peace.’
Father Kumar said Nicholas’s kidney function appeared to improve after fears were raised that he might suffer kidney failure.
“The doctors have been trying to save this badly mangled right leg,” he wrote.
“We have to keep praying that his leg is not amputated, as the danger of losing it continues to loom.”
His priest, Father Suresh Kumar, provided an update on Friday on the boy’s struggles saying the 10-year-old has been able to speak to his father Simon.
“Most likely, the doctors will decide on this next week, since the virus infection is still severe.”
He thanked the public for their well wishes and said their continued support had helped the family.
“You know very well how bad his condition was and it is thanks to our prayers that he is taking small steps in his health,” he wrote.
‘Overall our little champ is fighting the good fight (remember he knows karate too…) and keeps getting better.
‘I can assure you that it is thanks to our prayers that Nicholas is able to achieve this.’
The 10-year-old boy has been receiving hospital treatment for weeks after surviving the horrific accident.
Her current state meant that she was unable to attend her mother’s funeral and say her final goodbyes.