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Born on Sunday October 30, 1960 in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Alan Albert John Russell was the darling new baby of Donald Russell, a general laborer and Bank of Canada employee where he actually burned money…literally!
And Trudy Brown, a mom and housewife who also worked at Queensway Carlton Hospital. Alan is the 4th child of a family of 6 children and also has a half brother from his mothers second marriage. His new found home that he fell in love with, is in Port Credit, Mississauga, Ontario, but he is currently residing in Hamilton temporarily.
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ALAN NEEDS YOUR HELP !
Alan has permanent life changes that have changed his living standards and altered his quality of life !
On Tuesday January 8, 2019, Alan was struck on Lakeshore road in his wheelchair by a left-turning vehicle, and was ploughed 150 feet up Mississauga road…until he was ejected out of his wheelchair and landed face down on the asphalt pavement. The driver then backed up and drove around him on his right side, with the car wheels passing just inches away from him as he lay face down on the ground – and then fled the scene of the accident !
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Alan Russell Survives
8 Life Threatening
Catastrophes
Catastrophe One
Heart and Stroke attack
Alan is a Young Victim of a Heart and Stroke
Attack – at only 58 Years Old!
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Catastrophe Two
Victim of a "Hit and Run"
Alan is a Serious Victim of a “Hit and Run” Motor Vehicle Accident – with Life Threatening Catastrophic Results !
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Catastrophe Three
Discharged prematurely from Trillium Hospital
Alan is Discharged Prematurely from Trillium Hospital Emergency at 2:00 AM… on the Following Day of the Motor Vehicle Accident !
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Catastrophe Four
Discovers he is paralyzed
Alan Discovers He is Paralyzed and Unable to Walk Again – and Requiring Permanent Lifetime Care !
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Catastrophe Five
Needed Emergency Paramedics
Alan needs Emergency Paramedics for Critical Care – from Falling out of his Wheelchair… Daily !
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Catastrophe Six
Evicted from his home
Alan is Evicted from his Home of 10 Years – by his Longtime Roommate Peter Stokes and the Landlord with Fidelity Property Management/CVS Management…and is Escorted out of his Home by the Peel Regional Police
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Catastrophe Seven
Evicted from Trillium Hospital
Alan is Evicted from Trillium Hospital for “Trespassing” – and Escorted and Removed by the Peel Regional Police to get off the Hospital grounds!
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Catastrophe Eight
Coronovirus
Alan Contracts Coronovirus COVID-19 at Rosslyn Retirement Residence…and Survived !
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Alan Russell's Many Friends and Supporters
Alan has many good friends and supporters! Read what some of them say about Alan’s incredible strength and resolve to live and share life !
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” I have rarely found anyone with the courage and strength to survive and carry on with life in the face of these catastrophic events. Alan has an ebullient and optimistic outlook for life despite overwhelming challenges – a life affirming lesson for all of us! “
Gerry Jutson
President, Jutsun & Company Law Associates FSI Fraud Security Investigations
“Whenever I talk to Alan, he always has a friendly and happy demeanor, despite all his challenges. It’s always a pleasure to talk to Alan “"
Malcolm Macneil
Counsellor
“I love Alan”
Angie D'Ambrosio
Volunteer
“As his personal caregiver, I always make sure Alan gets the best care possible, and he always shows his appreciation and
thanks. Alan is my little teddy bear who always deserves a hug. Looking forward to better times. Be well Alan. “
Sibel Tezguler
Personal Caregiver
“There are no guarantees in life – but it’s how you roll with the punches and come out on top. Alan is a winner who takes all
of life’s adversities and challenges in his stride. I’m glad to know you Alan – because I know I’m with a winner!”
Lorenzo Cofini
Volunteer
“I have seen many Motor Vehicle Accidents in my entire career and know when it’s serious and what challenges will have to be overcome for recovery. Alan has the right attitude and a positive outlook – the most important attribute for maintaining a good quality of life”
Dr. RIchard Buchanan
Healthcare Advisor Medical Coordinator
Angie D'Ambrosio
Volunteer
John Doe
Design