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Insomniac Games Artist Seeking Help After Hit And Run Car Accident
Ana Kessel is an interning artist at Insomniac Games who was recently involved in a car accident. She suffered severe injuries and is currently seeking financial help on gofundme.com.
According to the campaign to help her with her medical bills, Kessel was hit by an unlicensed driver who fled the scene immediately after the collision. Her leg has been amputated following the incident, and she will be continuing to go through surgeries over the next few days.
The campaign is seeking $150,000 to help cover the cost of medical care, and has currently raised a little over $23,500. To donate to Kessel and her recovery, head here.
Our thoughts go out to Ana Kessel and her loved ones, as well as those at Insomniac Games. So far, support for the campaign has allowed her to enlarge their initial goal. We're rooting for Ana and we hope she makes a full recovery.
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