19-yr-old Travis Frain has been told by doctors that there’s a possibility he may never walk properly again after his left leg and fingers were effectively squashed during the terrorist attack in London this week.
Travis was walking across Westminster Bridge on Wednesday when he was struck by terrorist Khalid Masood’s 4×4, smashing his left leg.
Travis wrote on Facebook:
‘I’m not too bad, though things are obviously still in the air this early,’ he wrote.
‘After X-rays on over 20 different parts of the body, a couple of MRIs, an ultrasound and a CT scan, both my ribs and hip bones are fine.
‘However, I have fractured the top part of my left hand, and most of the fingers.
‘I’ve also fractured my leg, around the knee, and as a result, I will need physio over the coming months to be able to walk at the extent I used to.’
Travis said an operation he was due to have in six weeks had been moved forward to six hours following a CT scan.
Prince Charles visited the young man in hospital on Friday.
45 people were said to be injured in total with 4 dead, including PC Keith Palmer.