Major update on young Aussie critically injured in horror motorbike accident in Bali Family of young Aussie shares major update READ MORE: Tragic new details about cause of Australian baby's death in Bali By Olivia Day and Steve Williams For Daily Mail Australia Published: 21:06 EST, 4 November 2024 | Updated: 21:06 EST, 4 November 2024 e-mail View comments A young Aussie who was left with critical brain injuries after a horror motorbike accident in Bali has landed back on Australian soil. Dylan suffered 'extensive and life-threatening injuries' in the crash on October 29 and spent over a week on life support in a Balinese hospital . On Monday, his family confirmed he had been safely repatriated to Australia.
'The flight went smoothly and the teams in Denpasar and Australia were truly exceptional in getting him home,' his father Steven Brown said. 'While it feels amazing to be back, we're forever grateful to the staff in Denpasar who, without a doubt, saved Dylan's life. 'He's now being evaluated for the best possible care, is comfortable, and though still critical, doing well.
' Dylan underwent surgery in Denpasar to remove a large blood clot putting pressure on his brain that was estimated to cost upwards of $40,000. A GoFundMe campaign has raised $136,000 with one anonymous donor contributing $40,000 to cover Dylan's ongoing hospital bills. The family of a young Aussie critically injured in Bali (pictured) has provided a major update Dylan had been on holiday when he sustai.
