3 Year Old Involved In Deadly Crash To Leave Hospital

Amber Eisele says Avalon Dean suffered facial fractures, a concussion and a skull fracture in Sunday's crash on Interstate 29, but is expected to be discharged from Sanford Medical Center Friday.

FARGO – A family member says the 3-year-old girl seriously injured along with her mother in an interstate crash that killed her two siblings is getting ready to leave a Fargo hospital.

Amber Eisele says Avalon Dean suffered facial fractures, a concussion and a skull fracture in Sunday’s crash on Interstate 29, but is expected to be discharged from Sanford Medical Center Friday.

Eisele says her sister, 30-year-old Trista Curry, is also making progress in her recovery from the crash that took the lives of 9-year-old Camden Dean and 1-year-old Maxwell Dean.

The SUV Curry was driving slid into the path of a semi on a snowy interstate near Grand Forks.

Family members say Curry doesn’t have medical insurance so a fundraiser has been set up at YouCaring.com/Trista.