Young Woman Left Paralyzed After She Was Brutally Attacked At A Concert

Keene, New Hampshire. 22-year-old Maddy Audet lives in Keene and she recently graduated earlier this year from Keene State College.

On Sunday night, Maddy went to see Pitbull in concert at the Bank of New Hampshire Pavilion located in Gilford, but what was supposed to be a fun evening out turned into an absolute nightmare for this poor young woman.

While Maddy was at the concert, a man brutally attacked her after thinking she was the person that took away his drink.

“Hi everyone, my sister Maddy Audet is currently in the hospital after being attacked at a concert,” Maddy’s brother Nicholas Ford wrote on a GoFundMe page for her.

“Maddy was at a concert with some friends dancing when a grown man walked up to her and hit her so hard she fell unconscious.”

“All because this coward thought she took his drink. Maddy is now in the hospital without any feeling or movement below her waist.”

“Our family would appreciate anything that could help as she has 4 dogs and her apartment to worry about.”

Facebook; pictured above is Maddy

Maddy was initially taken to Concord Hospital after the attack but was then moved to Boston yesterday morning.

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At this point in time, doctors are not sure if Maddy will remain paralyzed for the rest of her life or if she has a chance of recovering from the injury she suffered to her spinal cord when she was knocked out.

Maddy’s loved ones say she’s the type of person who always looks at things in a positive light, and she is dealing with what horrifically happened to her no differently; with a smile on her face.

“I just wanted to update everyone and say how much I appreciate everyone’s kind words and thoughts during this time,” Maddy shared in a Facebook post.

“It certainly hasn’t been easy, I still have no feeling from the waist down. Repeat MRI tomorrow, and hopefully start working with rehab and PT to get back on these bad boys.”

If you would like to donate to the GoFundMe page created to help Maddy with her medical bills and recovery, you can do that here.

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