Seth’s Story

Seth began his career in 2007, working as a roofer for Tradesman International. He later worked for an independent roofing contractor in Florida before moving to Augusta, Maine to work roofing with his brother-in-law. Following that, he branched off on his own to do roofing and remodeling work.

Seth sustained life-threatening injuries in the accident, which included paralysis from the waist down, two collapsed lungs, a shattered right forearm and having his spleen removed. When Seth moved back home, the only bed he had was a standard mattress, which greatly enhanced the potential for pressure ulcers. After much online research, Seth came across our website, and applied for a grant from the Joseph Groh foundation, requesting a pressure relief bed.

After receiving his bed, Seth told the foundation in an email, “You are such a godsend! Sleep is no longer a nightmare, thank you again!.”