BILLINGS — On Saturday, a special fundraiser called Limbs for Leon will be held at MetraPark’s Montana Pavilion to help a Billings man who suffered the amputation of his left arm and leg following a severe head-on collision.
The accident happened last July, just 14 miles outside of Billings, when Leon Huschka was struck head-on by a semi-truck while riding his motorcycle at 75 miles per hour. Now, 10 months later, he’s on the mend.
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“I don’t have any recollection of that day,” Hoschka told MTN News on Thursday.
The trauma of Huschka’s accident has been wiped from his memory.
“It’s just weird that I can’t even remember how the day started,” said Hoschka.
He was traveling to Helena to meet up with his wife, Michelle. The two have been together for 12 years but tied the knot last year before the accident occurred.
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