Look: the rapid action of Health First Nurse Judie Kent saves the motorcyclist after the accident in Melbourne

The motorcycle clash left Martin Johnson with a broken femur and multiple fractures

LOOK: The first health nurse, Judie Kent, is being acclaimed as a hero after hurrying to help a motorcyclist who was seriously injured in an accident last Thursday. (Fox 35 video)

Martin Johnson’s family has established a Gofundme campaign to help cover medical expenses and lost salaries, although the total scope of his recovery remains uncertain.

Brevard County • Melbourne, Florida – The first health nurse Judie Kent is being acclaimed as a hero after hurrying to help a motorcyclist who was seriously injured in an accident last Thursday.

Martin Johnson, a father of five children, was heading to work when a car that tried a turning in U hit him at the intersection of us 1 and Masterson. The impact left it with a broken femur and multiple fractures.

Before emergency responders arrived, spectators, including Kent, who went to work, immediately stopped to help.

Trusting in his medical training, stabilized Johnson’s injuries, avoiding more leg damage before paramedics took over. Despite being accredited by saving his life, Kent is still humble about his actions.

“I didn’t think I did anything heroic” She told Fox 35. “It’s just an instinct for me. You see something. You can help. You stop and aid. “

Still hospitalized and with significant pain, Johnson expressed a deep gratitude for Kent’s rapid response.

“Without his help, my leg would probably no longer have, and without anyone’s help, he would probably have been dead,” he said.

Johnson’s family has established a Gofundme campaign to help cover medical expenses and lost wages, although the total scope of his recovery remains uncertain.

This incident underlines the risks of motorcyclists along the way and highlights the importance of spectators in emergencies. Johnson and Kent now advocate greater awareness among drivers to ensure that motorcyclists receive the space and caution they deserve.

“Look twice, and if they are close, give them space,” said Johnson.

The authorities continue to investigate the accident when Johnson focuses on his recovery.