An Edinburg crash survivor is on a challenging path to recovery after a catastrophic multi-vehicle accident on Highway 281 near Alice. The incident left one driver dead and another, Ryan Cisneros, in critical condition at a Corpus Christi hospital. The community is rallying to support Cisneros and his family as they navigate this difficult time.
Details of the Edinburg Crash
The crash occurred on a Saturday afternoon when a 1999 Toyota Solara, reportedly driving recklessly, collided with an 18-wheeler before crossing the median. The Solara then crashed head-on into a GMC Sierra driven by 29-year-old Ryan Cisneros. The impact caused Cisneros’s truck to roll over, and the Solara caught fire, resulting in the driver’s death at the scene.
Cisneros, a husband and father of three, was airlifted to a hospital in Corpus Christi. He recalls the chaos of the crash and being pulled away from the burning vehicle. His wife, Anai Tovar, learned of the accident through a notification and a bystander who assisted Cisneros.
Ryan Cisneros’s Recovery Journey
Ryan Cisneros’s recovery journey has been arduous, with multiple surgeries performed and more potentially on the horizon. Doctors have already conducted pelvic and hip procedures, with plans for foot surgery soon. A possible spine surgery is also under consideration. Despite the challenges, Cisneros remains focused on his recovery and cherishing the support of his family…