- His father, dealing with his son’s injuries. Danny’s mother quit her bank job to care for him full-time.
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In the aftermath of their heartbreaking “reality check,” the family of a Missouri college student who left blind with “severe brain damage” following an alcohol-fueled hazing event at school.
According to The Associated Press, Daniel “Danny” Santulli, reportedly forced to drink a whole bottle of vodka when pledging to join the Phi Gamma Delta fraternity at the University of Missouri in October 2021. A complaint explains how Santulli recently discovered in a car suffering from cardiac arrest outside Columbia, Missouri’s University Hospital.
According to the Columbia Missourian, he, however, discovered to have a blood-alcohol percentage of 0.486 percent that causes brain damage. This is more than six times the 0.08 percent legal driving limit.
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Danny returned from a Colorado rehabilitation center to his home in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, on May 25. Tom Santulli, on Wednesday, but dealing with Danny’s injuries has “been incredibly hard.”
“He has a long journey ahead of him,” Santulli remarked over the phone. “All we can hope is that he gets better.”
Tom Santulli’s wife has recently quit her job at a bank to give her whole attention to caring for their son, he added.
“Working full-time and caring for him is too much,” Santulli added.
