Survivor of Fatal Bus Stop Incident in Indiana Meets Team that Saved Him

February 6, 2019

Maverik Lowe meeting with the medical team that saved his life. (Photo from Maverik Lowe’s Updates Facebook Page.)

The 11-year-old boy who survived a fatal bus stop accident, where three children in Indiana were killed by an illegally passing driver, met the medical team members who saved his life, reported theindychannel.com.

Maverik Lowe was with his siblings, Alivia Stahl, 9, and her brothers Xzavier and Mason Ingle, 6, on Oct. 30, when they were struck and killed by a driver who did not stop for the extended stop-arm and flashing lights. Lowe survived the crash, but was transported to the hospital in critical condition.

The article reported he has made tremendous progress since the accident. His GoFundMe page said he may never walk again. He suffered broken bones, a broken knee cap, fractures in his arm and wrist, and he has had several surgeries. The page said he was hit and thrown over 30 feet.

The article stated that on Feb. 4, Lowe met with the nurse and paramedic who treated him in the medical helicopter on his way to Fort Wayne.

“Today was amazing for all of us,” Maverik’s mother posted on social media, according to the article. “I’ve waited 3 months to meet the 2 that I owe everything to. … They will never know what it means to us for caring for bubby and keeping him awake on the ride to Ft. Wayne.”