When KD Hill, a former Eufaula High and Ole Miss football player, was in a car crash last month, it wasn’t immediately clear if he would walk again.
Now, in just little over a week and after having part of one of his legs amputated, Hill has begun the process.
It’s a little blurry, but look at this WALKING miracle named Ka’Darian Hill! His faith has not wavered through any of this. God certainly has a plan for KD! @Grindkd_55 #OneTeamOneTownOneTradition#TigerNation pic.twitter.com/xQ7Hlnnufm
— Eufaula Football (@EufaulaFootball) July 26, 2023
Hill told his Facebook followers Monday not to worry about him.
“I am doing great!! Haven’t shed a tear or questioned God! Me and my mom blessed and happy I’m here. DO NOT FEEL BAD FOR ME. I AM STRONG. I can handle this. Thank you all and can’t respond to everyone but love y’all.”
“Once I fully recover you will hear my testimony. My mom is very strong. Keep praying for her. She got a call saying ‘your son has been in a truck over 3 in a half hours.’ She stayed strong cause she know her son,” he said
Hill was set to begin his professional career after signing with the XFL’s Orlando Guardians a few weeks before the July 21 accident.
He received the prestigious Chucky Mullins Courage Award last season and wore No. 38.
A link has been created for supporting Hill and his medical/recovery expenses. Click here.
Austen Shipley is a staff writer for Yellowhammer News.
