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Mom says ‘no amount of money’ can bring back ‘healthy, active’ teen injured in unauthorized police chase – Chicago Sun-Times

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Erika Boyd’s life took a drastic turn after an unauthorized police chase left her teenage son, Nathen Jones, unable to walk, speak, or eat without a feeding tube. She became his primary caregiver, navigating long, challenging days filled with tasks akin to caring for a baby. Despite the $45 million settlement authorized by the City Council’s Finance Committee to cover Nathen’s lifelong medical care, Boyd expressed that no amount of money can alleviate the daily heartache caused by the incident. She fondly remembers Nathen as a happy, healthy, and active teenager before the accident but acknowledges the new challenges they face. Boyd emphasizes the profound love her family has for Nathen and their dedication to supporting him, even as they mourn the loss of his previous abilities.

https://chicago.suntimes.com/city-hall/2024/03/18/police-chase-accident-teen-injured-settlement-medical-care-city-council-nathen-jones-mother

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