I never thought I would be writing a story like this.

Asking for help has always been one of the hardest things for me to do, but today I find myself needing it.

On the morning of July 9, 2026, I was riding my motorcycle to a doctor's appointment when I got into an accident.

A vehicle suddenly pulled out directly in front of me. I had no choice but to lay my motorcycle down to avoid an even worse collision. I don't remember much after that. I blacked out and didn't regain consciousness until I was in the ambulance. Witnesses at the scene confirmed that the driver had pulled out in front of me.

I was taken by ambulance to the hospital, where doctors diagnosed me with a broken right clavicle and significant road rash across the right side of my back.

Right now, I'm living with constant throbbing pain around my clavicle and have difficulty lifting even the simplest things. I will need surgery to repair my broken clavicle and have an appointment with an orthopedic surgeon in a couple of weeks to discuss the procedure.

I work in commercial sales at Lightcurve. I truly enjoy my job, my incredible team, and the customers I have the privilege of serving every day.

The greatest joy in my life is my three amazing children: Mercy (16), Ezra (14), and Jude (9). They are my motivation to heal and get back on my feet.

There is another part of this accident that has been especially difficult. My 2006 Yamaha Stratoliner 1900 sustained approximately $3,000 in damage. The motorcycle isn't just transportation—it was a gift from my late father and carries tremendous sentimental value. My car had recently broken down, so I had taken the bike out of storage to get to my doctor's appointment that morning.

The funds raised will help with medical expenses, everyday living expenses, and repairing my motorcycle so I can preserve something that means so much to me.

If you are able to donate, share my story, or keep my family and me in your prayers, I would be truly grateful.

Thank you for your kindness, generosity, and support during this difficult time.

Jonathan Hutt 🙏❤️🏍️