Teen injured in crash out of coma
By Barbara Norton
Matthew Bryant is no longer in a coma. Reports of Matthew coming out of his coma on Friday were confirmed Saturday by Poway High School principal Scott Fisher.
Matthew, 15, and his brother Michael, 17, were critically injured in a three-car crash Sept. 5 on Twin Peaks Road on their way home from school. Both remain hospitalized after multiple surgeries. Michael is expected to be released from the hospital in two weeks, according to Fisher. He has been reporting his brother’s condition on social media.
Two other teens riding with the Bryant brothers, Joseph Casteloes and Christian Islay, returned to school by Friday the week of the accident, Fisher said earlier.
According to the San Diego County Sheriff, a Ford Escort driven westbound by Michael Bryant drifted into oncoming traffic, struck a vehicle in the eastbound lane, then slid into another vehicle. Those in the other vehicles received minor injuries.
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Posted by Barbara Norton
on Sep 15 2012. Filed under Local News, Poway.
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i love my kids. i love all kids. i am a parent, a teacher and a son. i am grateful for emt's, firemen, sheriffs/police, military personnel , and all staff at scripps memorial hospital and with life flight. i am doing the most difficult thing in my life and could not get through it without the love , hugs, prayers and positive remarks of everyone i have met in the last ten days. family is the most important thing in the world followed by friends and co-workers. science and medicine is amazing. the human spirit is equally amazing… first to comment…bam!
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We are all praying for you and your family. If there is anything you need help with please let us know. Matt is such a cool kid, and he made my job so much fun working the After School Program at Twin Peaks Middle School. I left flowers at your house last week, from everyone at Twin Peaks. <3
Much love,
Lindsey
thank you so much…thanks for the hugs too…hope you get a chance to visit matt soon…
Period 2 loves you and we were all sad when you weren't here. Hope that Matt and Mike are felling better. Positive thoughts are passing through to you.
Love,
Marissa Watson and Eva Marie Riley :)
How are the other innocent drivers doing? bam
It was a freak accident. This comment is inappropriate because they are hurting and they are slowly recovering. The "innocent" drivers are fine. You need to be respectful and stay off of this page. BAM!
It wasn't a "freak" accident. But I agree that Guest's comment was uncalled for and it is wonderful news that things are looking much better for the boys.
According to the article…" Those in the other vehicles received minor injuries."
Thanks Rooney for letting us know the other innocent drivers are going to be ok. After all they too have family and friends concerned for their welfare.
#mattnmike stay positive, thoughts and prayers are with you <3 Bam !
^^^^^^^ BAM ! you got told !
anyways my prayers go out to matt & mike <3 i hope you two get better very soon & to his family who's staying strong <3
hiiiiiiiiiiiiii Mr. B <3 feel better guys <3
our prayers are with u mr.bryant and my heart goes out to your sons!!!!! im glad there doing much better and things are really looking up from here on out.
love jessica scouten. period 6