Pro-life rescuer Will Goodman seriously
injured in prison fall
Posted By: Harlowe, 11/22/2024 2:31:06 PM
A pro-life activist imprisoned for attempting to save the life of unborn babies has been seriously injured in prison. Will Goodman, currently an inmate at Federal Correction Institution Danbury in Connecticut, suffered severe injuries on Sunday, November 15, after falling in his sleep from an upper bunk and landing headfirst on the floor underneath. [Snip] Goodman was taken by ambulance to the emergency room. Although he was vomiting blood and doctors discovered that he had skull fractures, he was sent back to the prison that night. [Snip] Goodman’s head was bandaged, and he was given a neck brace.
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Mr. Goodman was treated for his pain and discomfort with ibuprophen, Tylenol, and anti-nausea medication. Unfortunately, in a later incident, Mr. Goodman lost consciousness on his way back from the prison library and was put in a wheelchair to be taken to the medical wing but a front wheel fell off, the wheelchair lunged forward, wrenching his neck. On the whole, Mr. Goodman reports that “the staff has been quite professional, several even being understanding or sympathetic” during his anguish as well as kindness from fellow prisoners—some “also political prisoners.” Prayers and blessings for Mr. Goodman.