Devastated pals of woman horrifically injured in rollercoaster crash offer tragic update

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fighting for her life after the devastating rollercoaster accident that left her laying in a pool of blood after breaking nearly all the bones in her body, witnesses say.

According to police she was looking for her phone underneath the ride's tracks when she was smashed into at the Melbourne Royal Show, Australia, in September. READ MORE: Ex-jailbird turned OnlyFans star suffers horror injuries in 30mph Bali scooter crash A friend has now revealed how Shylah was struggling with the pain of losing her brother at the time of the incident.

Ggypo Nawar took to Facebook last week to urge Australians to pray for the 26-year-old, who remains in a medically-induced coma at the Royal Melbourne Hospital having suffered massive brain damage.

A fundraiser established to help Ms Rodden pay for her medical bills has raked in more than $10,000 (£9,051) over the weekend after Daily Mail Australia revealed on Friday it had only raised a paltry $500 (£452). To stay up to date with all the latest news, make sure you sign up to one of our newsletters here . In his moving post, Mr Nawar said: "Shylah Rodden is one of my best friends [she has a] heart of gold."She has always been there for me and is always there for anyone not just her friends."I don't know her current status, but please ask anyone who sees this to make a small prayer for her and her family, even if it's as small as 'please god help them heal'."Mr Nawar said Ms Rodden's family were still grappling to come to terms with the loss of her brother Jason who died in late July before tragedy struck again."[They] were all still grieving - [I've] seen the pain this had on Shylah," he added.In an Instagram post in late July, Ms Rodden spoke about the recent death of her brother,.