Australian | Jordan Hunt, motorcycle accident

A young Australian girl's dream vacation to Bali almost ended in tragedy when she was involved in a horrific motorcycle accident that broke her leg in several places and forced her to learn to walk again.

Jordan Hunt, 23, from Sydney's Northern Beaches, traveled to the Indonesian tourist hotspot after finishing his university exams in June last year.

Mrs. Hunt and her friend went out for dinner on their last night in Bali and decided to hitch a ride with some friends who lived near their accommodation.

He was on the back of a scooter when he suddenly saw a white SUV rushing towards him.
I remember this jeep coming straight at me at 60km/h,” Mrs. Hunt said.

Jordan Hunt, 23, from Sydney's Northern Beaches, traveled to the Indonesian tourist hotspot after finishing his university exams in June last year.

I then closed my eyes, as expected in such a dangerous situation.

The 23-year-old was thrown to the ground and after initially losing consciousness, woke up in a world of pain.

'I woke up and looked at the sky, the bike was still on my feet. The first thing I did was wiggle my toes, thinking to myself, I'm not paralyzed if I can wiggle my toes," she said.
But the crash left him seriously injured: his kneecap was broken and broken in several places.

The 23-year-old was involved in a horrific accident that left his knee broken in several places.

His leg was put in a splint in a public hospital in Bali and he was given a nasty scar.

"I was able to see my kneecap, which wasn't the best experience," Mrs. Hunt said.

Mrs. Hunt was then taken to a public hospital but was treated poorly.

My leg was put in a splint, so I held them together with a wooden board under it and a bandage on the two sides,” he said.

They told me I couldn't eat or drink water, so I was very dehydrated. It was very difficult to communicate with everyone, especially in the government hospital.

Her boyfriend, who was traveling in Vietnam, flew in to be at her bedside, and Miss Hunt revealed she thought she was in danger of losing her leg entirely.

When he contacted his travel insurer, he faced the prospect of surgery at a government hospital, which arranged a room for him at a private health center.