On September 24, 2025, Savannah Curtis was on her way home when an oncoming vehicle lost control and crossed over into Savannah’s lane, hitting her truck head-on.

Savannah underwent several surgeries and suffered multiple broken bones, including both ankles, her right hand, right leg, right hip socket and a lacerated spleen. After 7 days in the hospital, she’s currently in a wheelchair and on a long road to healing and recovery.

Savannah is a Gatesville area native and grew up outside of Leon Junction with her family. She’s worked at HEB in Gatesville and had recently started a new job, training to become a Construction Quality Control Manager. 

The accident has left her with staggering medical bills along with the loss of wages, and she had no medical insurance.

Savannah’s recovery will take some time, but she will get there. She is determined to get back on her feet and grateful to all those who have expressed concern, compassion, and given aid to help her on the journey to recovery.