Wow! 
From the link that Mick posted, it sounds like Brian could use financial support, as well as moral. I'll pledge $100 to the fund.
I can set up a fund if anyone would like to donate, looks like Brian is going to need all the help he can get.
Please help if you can no matter how small the amount, it will all help.
PLEASE PM ME FOR MY PAYPAL DETAILS.
For anyone scared of clicking on links, here is the story from a local news paper copied and pasted.
LEETON classic motorcycle racer Brian Williams is continuing his recovery after a serious accident at the Tasmanian Historic Motorcycle Championships last month.
Williams and sidecar swinger Paul Newman were involved in an accident at the Baskerville Raceway track on November 26 during practice.
The pair had come wide out of the corner and corrected, but touched a bumper meant for truck racing and flipped the bike. Newman was thrown clear and escaped with a shoulder injury, but Williams took the brunt of the impact.
He was revived once at the track and twice at hospital in Tasmania, before being stabilised and sent to Austin Hospital in Melbourne.
A fund-raiser for Williams will be held tomorrow afternoon at Yanco Hotel.
The event will include continuous raffles with prizes ranging from cash vouchers, jewellery and accessories, to football and motor racing paraphernalia.
Williams' wife Evelyn earlier this week updated fund-raiser organisers of her husband's condition.
She said his list of injuries included five broken vertebrae, which had been fused with rods in a seven-hour surgery, all ribs broken on one side of his body, a punctured lung, and a broken collarbone, nose and cheekbone.
Williams is partly conscious and on morphine and sedatives, with a tracheotomy to help ease the stress on his throat.
He comes off the ventilator for periods during the day and is able to breath on his own. He can talk and brain scans are all clear of damage.
When he is ready, Williams will be transferred to a ward and then onto rehabilitation
Mrs Williams said doctors believe he may be confined to a wheelchair due to the damage sustained to his vertebrae, but that won't be known for some time.
The Brian Williams fund-raiser will be held at Yanco Hotel tomorrow from noon to 4pm. For more information contact Karen Reynolds on 0429 491 277.
Sam.
